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Resume Writing Made Easy (6th Edition)

Business & Money

Coxford, Lola M.

Job Hunting & Careers

Gorsuch Scarisbrick Pub

Kraus, Richard G., Allen, Lawrence R.

Research & Evaluation in Recreation, Parks & Leisure Studies

Kraus, Richard G.

Allen, Lawrence R.

Sports & Outdoors

Communication and Gender (3rd Edition)

History

Cooper, Pamela J.

Stewart, Lea P.

Friedley, Sheryl A.

World

The book relies upon a traditional approach to argumentation, drawing from established rhetorical theories, and also discusses contemporary theories of argumentation (such as those of Toulmin and Perelman). The text affirms that argumentation is a cooperative and constructive activity, characteristic to humans, and increasingly significant within our diverse contemporary society. This book teaches reasoning skills and covers the basic vocabulary, structure, types, and tests of all major forms of arguments. It also discusses argument ethics and policy case construction, and further includes an extensive discussion of evidence and validity.

Argumentation: Understanding and Shaping Arguments

Politics & Social Sciences

Herrick, James A.

Herrick

Philosophy

Communication for the Classroom Teacher

Pamela J. Cooper

Social Sciences

1. The Practice of Research. A Researcher's Attitude. The Risk of Success. The Research Environment. The Method of Science. Research Projects in Academia. Redefining Scholarly Inquiry. The Research Project and Academic Documentation Requirements. Research Producers and Consumers. Types of Research Studies. Terms. Exercises. Additional Resources with Annotation. 2. Completing the Academic Research Requirement. Target Date and Deadlines. Finding a Topic. Selecting an Advisor and Advisory Committee. The Research Proposal. The Problem Hearing. Handling Data. Technical Assistance. The Oral Presentation. Final Matters. Terms. Exercises. 3. The Research Report. Preliminary Pages and Appended Materials. The Main Body of the Report. Tense in Research Writing. Avoidance of Sexist and Offensive Language. Style and Manuscript Preparation. Publishing the Results. Terms. Exercises. Additional Resources with Annotation. 4. Libraries and Related Resources. What is a Library? Library-Like Resources. A Library Research Plan. Note Taking. Critical Reviewing. Copy Machines. Finding Things: Library Resources. Periodical Indexes. Other Indexes. Computerized Indexes. On-Line Indexes. Interlibrary Loan and Visiting Scholar Services. Microform Resources. Internet Resources. Major Reference Tools. Terms. Exercises. Additional Resources with Annotation. 5. Measuring. Definition. Error. The International System of Units. Compound and Derived Units of Measure. Conversion of Units of Measure. Measurement Instruments. Measurement Protocols. Precision. Validity. Reliability. Efficiency. Objectivity and Subjectivity. Variables and Scales of Measurement. Use of Significant Digits. Measuring the Hard to Measure. Terms. Exercises. Additional Resources with Annotation. 6. Matters of Design. Validity in Research. Threats to Internal Validity. Threats to External Validity. Methods of Inquiry and Scientific Rigor. Types of Variables in Research. Research Pitfalls. 7. Descriptive Research Methods. Populations and Samples. Methods for Sampling. Sample Size. Methods of Subject Contact. Maximizing the Rate of Subject Participation. Types of Survey Items. Survey Item Construction. The Delphi Method. Terms. Exercises. Additional Resources with Annotation. 8. Experimental Research Concepts. Exploring and Experimenting. Where Do Hypotheses Come From? The Null Hypothesis and Its Alternatives. Notation for Research Designs. Pre-Experimental Designs. True Experimental Designs. Other Designs. Quasi-Experimental Designs. Meta-Analysis. Terms. Exercises. Additional Resources with Annotation. 9. Historical Research Methods. Scholarly Work in History. Historical Methods. Terms. Exercises. Additional Resources with Annotation. 10. Exploratory and Qualitative Research Methods. The Focus Group Interview. The In-Depth Individual Interview. Systematic Observation. Participant and Non-Participant Observation. Content Analysis. Terms. Exercises. Additional Resources with Annotation. 11. Data Presentation. Bar Charts. Proportional Graphs. Scatter Diagrams. Line Graphs. Tree Diagrams. Flow Charts. Maps. Tabular Presentation of Data. Data Presentation Media. Terms. Exercises. Additional Resources with Annotation. 12. Elementary Statistics. Learning Statistics. Parametric and Non-Parametric Statistics. Basic Descriptive Statistics. The Central Tendency of Vector and Matrix Data. Variability. Symmetry and Kurtosis. Transformation of Data. Terms. Exercises. 13. Relationships Among Variables. Multivariate Data. Associate of Bivariate Data. Correlation vs. Causation. Correlation Statistics. Other Linear Correlation Statistics. Is an Association Real? The Variance Interpretation of Correlation: Is an Association Meaningful? Comparing and Combining Correlation. Coefficients. Non-Linear Associations. The Regression Line. Partial and Multiple Correlation and Multiple Regression. Polynomial Regression. Terms. Exercises. 14. Making Group Comparisons. Type I and Type II Error and Selection of the Alpha Level. Tests of Significance: Alternative Hypotheses. The z-Test. The t-Tests. Analysis of Variance. One-Way Analysis of Variance. Two-Way Analysis of Variance. Fixed, Random, and Mixed Effects in ANOVA. Multiple Comparisons. Analysis of Covariance. Regression Analysis of Variance. Multivariate Analysis of Variance and Regression. Nonparametric Tests. Chi-Square. Chi-Square Test of Independence. Chi-Square Test for Goodness of Fit. The Validity of Chi-Square. Sign Tests. Rank Tests. Is a Difference Meaningful? Tests Used in Meta-Analysis. Terms. Exercises. Additional Resources with Annotation. 15. Ethical Issues in Research. Plagiarism. Cheating. Copyright Infringement. Rights of Human and Animal Subjects. Scientific Ritual. Environmental Protection. Conflicts of Interest. Authorship and Publishing Standards. Terms. Exercises. Additional Resources with Annotations. Appendix A: Quick Math Review. Appendix B: Sample Letter and Form. Appendix C: MATHCAD Programs. Appendix D: Computer Programs. References.

Research in Physical Education, Exercise Science, and Sport: An Introduction

Cicciarella, Charles F.

Medical Books

The purpose of this text is to link research in sport psychology with techniques to implement the research in real world settings. This is truly an introductory text and assumes the students have less of a background in sport psychology than many competing texts. In addition, the tone of this text is more informal than most competing texts. A strength of the text is that it describes, explains and applies each concept using "real world" examples. Anshel offers a very applied approach, supported by research. NOTE: Anshel points out that none of the competing texts include communications or counseling chapter (his does), an important selling feature. Also, these books lack, "not surprisingly," a sense of humor. Ansel's is very well written, human, accessible book.

Sport Psychology: From Theory to Practice (3rd Edition)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Anshel, Mark H.

Mental Health

The Articulate Voice cuts across all fields in providing basic information on voice production and techniques for improvement. As opposed to books which are geared more specifically toward the stage or to speech or ESL students, this text serves as a guide for all students studying or needing additional guidance in voice and diction. The Articulate Voice taps into research to help students understand why voice improvement is vital to a positive image. A basic text for voice and articulation, The Articulate Voice introduces principles of voice production and techniques for improving pitch, rate, volume, and quality. The text clearly and concisely describes voice production and explains its companion component - hearing.

The Articulate Voice: An Introduction to Voice and Diction

Lynn K. Wells

Bartanen, Michael D., Frank, David A.

Nonpolicy Debate

Reference

Bartanen, Michael D.

Frank, David A.

Words, Language & Grammar

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