Mitchell, M. L., Jolley, J. M., & O'Shea, R. P.(2007). Writing for psychology. (2nd ed.)

      Belmont, CA: Wadsworth.

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Students will find activities, software, and links that will help them write better term papers, lab reports, and research proposals.

• If you have the Australian version of this book, click here.
• If you are looking for the Research Design Explained home page, click here.

The table below provides a table of contents for Writing for Psychology: A guide for students and provides links to resources that will help students write better papers.

Chapter number	Name and link to additional resources
Chapter 1	Read this chapter first
Chapter 2	Quick start for term papers
Chapter 3	Quick start for research reports and proposals
Chapter 4	Finding, reading, citing, and referencing
Chapter 5	Critical thinking
Chapter 6	Grammar, punctuation, and style
Chapter 7	Final form
Appendix A	APA final form style vs APA manuscript style
Appendix B	Problem plurals

• Download author-created software to help your research report conform to APA style.
  • Macintosh software
  • IBM software

  (Note: To order or download a demo of the software referred to on page 19 of the text [APA's Stylehelper], click here to order it from APA.)

  
  
• Sample term paper to grade (or to see the graded version) (When asked for the password, use the first problem plural on page 193)

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