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Research methods in clinical psychology : an introduction for students and practitioners /

"Offers a comprehensive introduction to the various methods, approaches, and strategies for conducting research in the clinical psychology field"--

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Barker, Chris, 1948-
Otros Autores: Pistrang, Nancy, Elliott, Robert, 1950-
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Malden, MA : John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 2016.
Edición:Third edition.
Temas:
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • The Research Process
  • Philosophical Issues
  • What is Research?
  • What is Science?
  • Social and Political Issues
  • Professional Issues
  • The Intuitive Practitioner
  • The Scientist-Practitioner
  • The Applied Scientist
  • The Local Clinical Scientist
  • The Evidence-Based Practitioner
  • The Clinical Scientist
  • The Practice-Based Evidence Model
  • Comparison of Models
  • Implications for Clinical Training
  • Personal Issues
  • Why Do Clinical Psychologists Do Research?
  • Why Don't Clinical Psychologists Do Research?
  • Weighing up the Pros and Cons of Doing Research
  • Chapter Summary
  • Further Reading
  • Questions for Reflection
  • Formulating the Research Questions
  • Choosing the Topic
  • Developing the Questions
  • Hypothesis-testing versus Exploratory Research Questions
  • Some Types of Research Question
  • Literature Review
  • The Proposal
  • Funding
  • The Politics of Research in Applied Settings
  • Access
  • Responding to Doubts
  • Authorship
  • Chapter Summary
  • Further Reading
  • Questions for Reflection
  • The Process of Measurement
  • Domains of Variables
  • Measuring Psychological Constructs
  • Measurement Sources and Approaches
  • Foundations of Quantitative Methods
  • Positivism
  • Psychometric Theory
  • Definitions
  • Reliability
  • Reliability Statistics
  • Validity
  • Generalizability Theory
  • Item Response Theory
  • Utility
  • Standards for Reliability and Validity
  • Chapter Summary and Conclusions
  • Further Reading
  • Questions for Reflection
  • Historical Background
  • Philosophical Background
  • Phenomenology
  • Social Constructionism
  • Families of Qualitative Approaches
  • Thematic Analysis Approaches
  • Narrative Approaches
  • Language-Based Approaches
  • Ethnographic Approaches
  • Ways of Evaluating Qualitative Studies
  • Conclusion: Choosing and Combining Methods
  • Chapter Summary
  • Further Reading
  • Questions for Reflection
  • Mode of Administration
  • Open-ended and Closed-ended Questions
  • Qualitative Self-report Methods
  • Types of Qualitative Interview
  • Interview Schedule
  • Interviewing Style
  • Quantitative Self-report Methods
  • Questionnaire Design
  • Chapter Summary
  • Further Reading
  • Questions for Reflection
  • Qualitative Observation
  • Participant Observation
  • Text-based Research
  • Quantitative Observation
  • Background
  • Procedures for Conducting Observations
  • Reliability and Validity Issues
  • Chapter Summary
  • Further Reading
  • Questions for Reflection
  • Nonexperimental Designs
  • Descriptive Designs
  • Correlational Designs
  • Experimental Designs
  • Cook and Campbell's Validity Analysis
  • Nonrandomized Designs
  • Randomized Designs
  • Conclusion: Choosing a Research Design
  • Chapter Summary
  • Further Reading
  • Questions for Reflection
  • Historical Background
  • Single-case Experimental Designs
  • Procedure
  • AB Design
  • Reversal (or ABAB) Design
  • Multiple-baseline Design
  • Changing-Criterion Design
  • Data Analysis
  • Generalization
  • Naturalistic Case-study Designs
  • Narrative Case Studies
  • Systematic Case Studies
  • Time-Series Designs
  • Conclusion
  • Chapter Summary
  • Further Reading
  • Questions for Reflection
  • Sampling
  • The Target Population
  • Bias and Representativeness
  • Sample Size
  • Alternative Approaches to Sampling and Generalizability
  • Summary and Conclusion
  • Ethical Issues
  • Informed Consent
  • Harms and Benefits
  • Privacy and Confidentiality
  • Ethics Self-study Exercise
  • Ethics Committees
  • Chapter Summary
  • Further Reading
  • Questions for Reflection
  • What is Evaluation?
  • The Sociopolitical Context
  • Preparation for Evaluating a Service
  • Aims and Objectives
  • The Impact Model
  • The Target Population
  • Estimating the Extent of the Target Problem in the Target Population
  • Needs Assessment
  • Delivery System Design
  • Monitoring the Process of Service Delivery
  • Coverage and Bias
  • Service Implementation
  • Outcome Evaluation
  • Client Satisfaction Surveys
  • Patient focused Research and Outcomes Management
  • Cost-effectiveness
  • Chapter Summary
  • Further Reading
  • Questions for Reflection
  • Qualitative Data Analysis
  • Within-case and Cross-case Analysis
  • Preliminaries to Qualitative Data Analysis
  • Processes in Qualitative Data Analysis
  • Good Practice in Qualitative Analysis
  • Quantitative Data Analysis
  • Data Entry
  • Data Checking
  • Data Reduction
  • Data Exploration
  • Statistical Significance Testing for Answering the Research Questions
  • Analyzing the Strength and Significance of Quantitative Effects
  • Interpretation
  • Contributions to Knowledge: Understanding the Meaning of the Findings
  • Methodological Issues: Strengths and Limitations of the Study
  • Scientific and Practical Implications
  • Dissemination
  • Writing up
  • Publication
  • Authorship Issues
  • Utilization
  • The End
  • Chapter Summary
  • Further Reading
  • Questions For Reflection
  • Methodological Pluralism
  • Appraising Research
  • Combining Research with Practice
  • Some Images of Research
  • Questions for Reflection.