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488 Subject IndexVariables (types)demographic, 162–163dependent, 33, 47, 187extraneous, 196independent, 32, 32n, 47,187, 311individual differences, 32n, 217intervening, 51–52irrelevant independent, 270–271manipulated, 32–33matching, 216–217mediator, 176moderator, 176natural groups. See individualdifferencesrelevant independent, 270–271selected, 32n, 217subject. See individual differencesVerbal reports, 164–167Waiting list control group, 314Web. See Internet researchWithin-subjects designs. SeeRepeated measures designsWorld Wide Web (WWW). SeeInternet researchWriting, effective guidelines for,425–428. See also Researchreport writingZeitgeist, 10–13Zero point, 116
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Brief ContentsPrefacexiPART IGenera
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About the AuthorsJOHN J. SHAUGHNESS
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PrefaceWith this 9th edition we mar
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Preface xvFor StudentsMultiple choi
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PART ONEGeneral Issues
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CHAPTER 1: Introduction 3THE SCIENC
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CHAPTER 1: Introduction 9FIGURE 1.2
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CHAPTER 1: Introduction 15THINKING
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CHAPTER 1: Introduction 23Key Conce
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CHAPTER 1: Introduction 25CHALLENGE
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CHAPTER TWOThe Scientific MethodCHA
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PART TWODescriptive Methods
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CHAPTER 4: Observation 93OVERVIEWWe
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CHAPTER 4: Observation 113RECORDING
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CHAPTER FIVESurvey ResearchCHAPTER
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CHAPTER EIGHTComplex DesignsCHAPTER
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APPENDIX: Statistical Tables 443TAB
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References 457Azar, B. (1994b, Augu
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References 459Cumming, G., Fidler,
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References 461Gosling, S. D., Vazir
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