An introduction to writing in APA style produced by the American Psychological Society.
This book helps readers become better writers of psychology and better writers in general. More comprehensive than similar texts, this book provides detailed coverage of how to write empirical reports, research proposals, and literature reviews.
This book helps users produce crisp scientific communication, form concise unambiguous arguments, and render technical information clear and comprehensible.
This step-by-step handbook provides comprehensive and practical guidance on the process of researching a range of relevant literature on a subject, as well as planning and writing a literature review. The book takes a student friendly approach to offer complete novices a simple review of a process which is often central to producing a research study.
This book guides young scholars through the labyrinth of APA style. The author highlights the major elements of APA style and shows how to generate a coherent manuscript, as well as how to develop ideas, connect them to what others have written, and express them in a style that reflects a sophisticated knowledge of the subject area.
This writing guide offers students an engaging, accessible introduction to the conventions of writing in the psychology discipline.
The Cornell Method of note-taking encourages you to take critical notes when reading journal articles, course readings and text book chapters. Instead of making pages and pages of notes, this framework encourages you to indentify main themes and concepts, key notes, quotes, examples and evidence while drawing conclusions and examining implications of what you are reading. Good note-taking will help you to write succinctly in your ePoster assignment.
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