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    Research Methods for the Biosciences by Holmes, Debbie; Moody, Peter; Dine, Diana;

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    • Publisher Oxford University Press
    • Date of Publication 19 January 2006

    • ISBN 9780199276929
    • Binding Paperback
    • No. of pages399 pages
    • Size 246x189x23 mm
    • Weight 770 g
    • Language English
    • Illustrations Tables and line drawings throughout
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    Short description:

    Research Methods for the Biosciences demystifies the process of research to equip every biosciences student with the skills they need to perform their own investigations. The book leads students through all the factors that, together, enable effective research. These include planning your experiment; data collection, analysis, interpretation and reporting; and legal, ethical and health & safety issues.

    Research Methods for the Biosciences brings together as a coherent whole the knowledge and skills required of every good researcher, making it the essential resource for any biosciences student.

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    Long description:

    Scientific research is the ultimate tool in pushing forward the limit of our understanding. But, as with any tool, research is only powerful if used properly, and to its full effect.

    Research Methods for the Biosciences demystifies the process of research to equip every biosciences student with the skills they need to get the most out of their investigations. Research isn't solely about experimental design; the book leads them through all the factors that, together, enable effective research. These include planning your experiment; data collection, analysis, interpretation, and reporting; and legal, ethical, and health & safety considerations.

    Research is about engagement with the subject; with this in mind, Research Methods for the Biosciences includes a fully integrated web site, which motivates the student to fully consider the factors covered in the book, fostering understanding through active learning.

    Research Methods for the Biosciences brings together as a coherent whole the knowledge and skills required of every good researcher, making it the essential resource for any biosciences student.

    Online Resource Centre:
    A fully interactive online component is an integral part of this resource. It features:
    ? Figures from the book available to download, to facilitate lecture preparation
    ? A totally flexible teaching and learning package, keyed directly to the text, featuring interactive tasks and exercises for both formative and summative assessment, and additional reference materials for both student and lecturer.

    Well-organised and easy to read, Research Methods for the Biosciences is a useful tool for undergraduates, not to mention those involved in teaching in this field.

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    Table of Contents:

    Introduction
    Where do I begin?
    Experimental design
    What to do with raw data
    An introduction to hypothesis testing
    Hypothesis testing: Do my data fit an expected ratio?
    Hypothesis testing: Associations and Relationships
    Hypothesis testing: Do my samples come from the same population? Parametric data
    Hypothesis testing: Do my samples come from the same population? Non-parametric data
    Research, the law and you
    Reporting your research
    Appendices
    A. How to choose a research project
    B. Which statistcal test should I choose?
    C. Maths and statistics
    D. Tables of critical values for statistical tests
    Glossary
    References
    Index

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