Research Methods Text Main Page
Chris Spatz, Hendrix College
Edward P. Kardas, Southern Arkansas
University-Magnolia
Copyright: Chris Spatz & Edward P. Kardas (2001) All Rights
Reserved
Updated: January 19,
2001
This page is for the private use of the authors, Chris
Spatz and Edward Kardas, all other use is prohibited.
- Meeting Minutes
- New Topic Outline (served
12/3/2000-Kardas)
- Outline (original from Spatz
handwritten notes)
- Prospectus (served
10/25/2000-Spatz)
- Market Analysis (served
11/24/2000-Kardas)
- Chapter 1 Getting Started (served
11/3/2000-Spatz)
- Module 2 Seven Steps to Your
Research Project-Kardas, changed
11/13/2000)
- NOTE: this module is no longer part of the prospectus!
- Example Module: Thomas Kuhn's View of
Science (served 1/17/01-Kardas)
- This module is the current candidate for inclusion under
the new format.
- Author Information
- WebMan
(Psychology Resources on the World Wide Web URLs) Use Name =
student, Password = mule
- WebMan
On-line (Database of URLs collected since book was published.)
Use Name = student, Password = mule
- Encyclopedia of
Psychology Terms-Long list of terms defining psychology from
upcoming APA/OUP book.
- Access
to Database
- http://bssdb.saumag.edu:591
- After clicking on either of the links above, click on
"rmbook.fp5"
- Use the password previously sent to you, leave the name
line blank
- Follow the instructions to use database, just click on
"Help"
- The database will open in Form View
- You also have a Table View
- You may: Search, Edit, and Add New Records
- Notice that there all Pull Down Menus for Section,
Module, and Entered By, if you need those altered let me
know. You can also manually override those values.
- Hints:
- Create a new record for each item you wish to add
- Be sure to enter the Section, Module, and Entered By
values appropriately
- Use consistent key words in the Comments1 and Comments 2
fields. That way you will be able to search effectively. For
instance, you might use DV for dependent variable. That way
if you search for DV in the Comments1 field you will find
all instances of it.
- Be careful about deleting records, once they are deleted
they cannot be recovered.