Experimental Psychology (Century Psychology Series)

Author: Yang Zhiliang
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Publish Date: 1998-12-25
Features: This book is part of the "21st Century Psychology Series" and is primarily written in an instructional format, providing a detailed introduction to the established basic reliable scientific methods in experimental psychology. It enables readers to grasp the fundamental theories of experimental psychology, learn basic experimental design, and develop a certain level of experimental skills. The book features comprehensive and detailed content, is richly illustrated, and includes research examples to explain concepts clearly and concisely. It is highly inspirational and not only serves as an excellent psychology textbook but also as a valuable resource for readers interested in experimental psychology, making it a highly recommended read.
Key Features of the Book: The content is complete and detailed, serving as a reference tool for research methods in psychology. It covers traditional methods, contemporary techniques, and future-oriented approaches; compiles and evaluates various research instruments, opening up new perspectives for psychological research. The writing style is systematic and rigorous, making it a highly readable and engaging monograph on experimental psychology. Richly illustrated with research examples, the explanations are specific, easy to understand, and highly inspirational. It provides a detailed introduction to various experimental methods based on operational procedures, offering deep insights.