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Handbook of research methods in clinical psychology
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GENERAL ISSUES IN CLINICAL RESEARCH Overview of Research Design Issues in Clinical Psychology - A. Kazdin Ethical Perspectives in Clinical Research - D. Bersoff & D. Bersoff Ethnicity, Gender, and Cross-Cultural Issues in Clinical Research - S. Sue, et al. Statistical Methods in Clinical Research - A. Farrell Focus Chapter: Publishing and Communicating Research Findings: Seeking Scientific Objectivity - L. Beutler & B. Martin AREAS OF CLINICAL RESEARCH: ASSESSMENT Psychometric Issues in Assessment Research - S. Haynes, et al. Research Design in Objective Personality Assessment - J. Butcher Observational Assessment: Measure Development and Research Issues - J. Cone Focus Chapter: Methodological Issues in Research Using Projective Methods - D. Westen, et al. Focus Chapter: Methodological Issues in Research on Neuropsychological and Intellectual Assessment - G. Prigatano & J. DeLuca Focus Chapter: Methodological Issues in Psychophysiological Research - A. Tomarken Focus Chapter: Item Response Theory in Assessment Research - S. Embretson & K. Prenovost AREAS OF CLINICAL RESEARCH: TREATMENT Application of Time-Series - Single-Subject) Designs in Clinical Psychology - S. Gaynor, et al. Therapy Outcome Research Methods - P. Kendall, et al. Treatment Process Research Methods - W. Stiles, et al. Focus Chapter: Research Methods in Community-Based Treatment and Prevention - P. Tolan Focus Chapter: Meta-Analytic Research Methods - J. Durlak AREAS OF CLINICAL RESEARCH: PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND HEALTH Conceptual and Methodological Issues in Developmental Psychopathology Research - D. Cicchetti & F. Rogosch Research Methods in Adults Psychopathology - L. Alloy, et al. Methodological Issues in Adult Health Psychology - T. Smith & J. Ruiz Focus Chapter: Research Methods in Pediatric Psychology - A. La Greca & W. Schuman Focus Chapter: Research Methods in Behavioral Genetics - S. Moldin Focus Chapter: Research Methods in the Study of Sexual Behavior - J. St. Lawrence & M. McFarlane SPECIAL POPULATIONS Focus Chapter: Research Methods with Children - J. Culbertson Focus Chapter: Research Methods with Adolescents - G. Holmbeck & W. Shapera Focus Chapter: Research Methods with Older Adults - B. Rybarczyk & M. Lopez Focus Chapter: Research Methods with Couples - K. Eldridge, et al. Focus Chapter: Research Methods with Families - T. Jacob, et al. Indexes.
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- Choice Reviews Online
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- American Library Association
- Published
- 2003-12-01
- Volume
- 41
- Issue
- 04
- Pages
- 41-2486-41-2486
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- 0009-4978 (ISSN-L)
- 1523-8253
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