1st Edition
Research Methods Through Puzzles An Interactive and Audio Approach
1. Variables 2. Type of Data 3. Hypotheses 4. Reliability 5. Validity 6. Sampling Methods 7. Experimental Design 8. Descriptive Statistics 9. Hypothesis Testing 10. Choosing Statistical Texts 11. Answers
Biography
Emma Randles is a private tutor from Wrexham, UK, who teaches in psychology, and is completing her PhD in cancer research at Wrexham University, associated with the Wrexham Maelor Academic Unit of Medical and Surgical Sciences. She has a first-class honours degree in Psychology with Neuropsychology and gained a distinction in her MSc in Biomedical Science. She recently won an award from Bangor University for her BSc research, which was neuropsychology-based. Being diagnosed with dyslexia has enabled her to find her own unique learning style, and she is passionate about helping students find their own learning techniques that suit their needs and allow them to excel.
'Personally research methods has always been a daunting subject, as it can be very confusing to get your head around it. Breaking down the sections in a fun and interactive way would be really helpful and be a much more enjoyable way to learn, meaning learning isn’t as boring'
Psychology Student, UK
'Using a simplified research methods book with puzzles helps me break down and grasp core ideas without feeling overwhelmed. It’s a more natural way to build up understanding and keep things active and interesting, which helps me stay focused. It’s a valuable addition to simply reading.'
Psychology Student, UK
'It can make research seem less intimidating to those who are just starting out and could potentially inspire individuals to pursue conducting research.'
Psychology Student, UK
