The Psychology Project Manual

Description

The most practical guide to completing your research project, where straightforward, student-centred advice is quickly found and easily applied.

• Handy Hints, Smart Solutions, and Future Focus boxes provide valuable insights to help students navigate their research project experience.
• Contains a chapter to guide students on preparing and giving oral and poster presentations, allowing students to bolster their communication skills.
• A focus on the employability skills that students develop when undertaking a project, preparing them to progress in the field of psychology and beyond.
• Acts as "go-to-guide" for essential project management skills to help give more time back to the supervisor to focus on the academic side of the project.

About the Author(s)

Emma Whitt, University of Nottingham, Stephanie McDonald, University of Nottingham, Alice Doherty, University of Nottingham, and Kate Bailey, University of Nottingham

Table of Contents

1:Starting your research project
2:Managing yourself
3:Working with your supervisor
4:Choosing your method
5:Conducting your research ethically
6:Working with participants
7:The Report
8:Presenting your project
9:Employability and your project

Additional Resources

Digital formats and resources
This book is available for students and institutions to purchase in a variety of formats, and is supported by online resources