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Table of Contents “...Research methods in psychology -- v. 3. Behavioral neuroscience -- v. 4. Experimental psychology -- v. 5. ...”

Table of Contents “...Explaining people : theoretical psychology throughout the ages -- Ways of knowing : the scientific method and its alternatives -- From philosophy to laboratory : the arrival of empirical psychology -- The evolution of measurement : from physiognomy to psychometrics -- The behaviourist revolution : actions as data -- The cognitive revolution : the metaphor of computation -- Neuroscience and genetics : 21st century reductionism? ...”

Table of Contents “...Introduction -- The research process -- The contributions of theory choice, cumulative science and problem finding to scientific innovation and research quality -- Designing a study to maximize informational value -- Confirmatory study design, data analysis, and results that matter -- Selective outcome reporting and research quality -- Citing, being cited, not citing, and not being cited : citations as intellectual footprints -- Perspectives -- The peer-review process : using the traditional system to its full potential -- Communicating to the public -- Sharing your work: an essay on dissemination for impact -- Views from the field -- The promises and pitfalls of research-practice partnerships -- A conducting cognitive neuroscience research -- Science in clinical psychology -- The messy art of doing science: avoiding ethical pitfalls and problematic research practices -- Reproducibility -- Data re-analysis and open data -- Replication -- Meta-analysis and reproducibility -- Synthesis -- The reproducibility crisis in psychology: attack of the clones or phantom menace? ...”

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Table of Contents “...Alternative assumptions for neuroscience : formulating a true monism /...”

Table of Contents “...Sackett. Chapter 3 : Neuroscience. Neurobiology of Stress and Adaptation: Implications for Health Psychology, Behavioral Medicine, and Beyond / Bruce S. ...”

Table of Contents “...Studying morality -- Why developmental neuroscience is critical for the study of morality / Jean Decety and Jason M. ...”