Morling Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This summary contains the entire book narrowed down to 14 cheat sheets, one for each chapter. Each chapter's topics are mentioned, shortly explained, and, if applicable, linked to each other, making it a moderately extensive summary. Due to its compact nature, it is a great way to navigate through the lectures and the book, as well as study for the exam.

this is a summary of the book for research methodology, all chapters are summarized

This document contains a clear summary of the book and lectures of the course Research Methods. Since both the Dutch and English track use the same book the summary can be used for both courses. By studying this summary I achieved an 8.5 on the exam myself!

CHAPTER 1: Psychology Is a Way of Thinking LEARNING OBJECTIVES Learning Objective 1.1: Articulate how the roles of consumers and producers of psychological research are similar and how they differ. Learning Objective 1.2: Explain how theories and data interact to form empirical inquiry. Learning Objective 1.3: Identify examples of basic and applied research and describe the interactions between the two kinds of research. Learning Objective 1.4: Describe the role of the peer-review process in sci...

Have a research methods I exam coming up? No worries, my notes are here to help! These super concise notes (18 pages) combine BOTH lecture notes and book notes relevant for the course Research Methods 1, taught by S.A. Los. Piece of advice: read these notes when (re-)watching the lectures to add your own hand-written notes alongside these notes - helps with memory consolidation and concept clarification :)

Here are my handwritten notes for the second module of Introduction to Research Methodology. Feel free to pair this summary with reading Chapters 2 and 3 for a better understanding of the topics. Future modules will be published in the next weeks, and the entire PDF with all the chapters will be published at the end of the course.

These are my handwritten notes for the third module of Introduction to Research Methodology. Feel free to pair this summary with reading Chapter 4 for a better understanding of the topics. Future modules will be published in the next weeks, and the entire PDF with all the chapters will be published at the end of the course.

The notes in this chapter cover the basics of research methods, such as basic research, applied research, translation research, and Merton's scientific methods and more.

Samenvatting boek researchmethods in psychology voor het vak methodeleer Tilburg University. (8.5 mee gehaald)

The notes in Chapter 2 cover a variety of topics, some of which include comparison groups, confounding, bias, empirical journal article, review journal article, effect size, and more.