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This consummate guide will help you get the most out of your psychology degree. Chapters emphasize fostering and demonstrating the skills that employers and grad schools wantskills like conducting research, writing, public speaking, and statistical reasoning.

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2017 Choice Outstanding Academic Title

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This text should be required reading for all psychology majors…It should also be recommended reading for professors!

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Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1: Choosing Your Research Focus
Chapter 2: Finding Research Opportunities
Chapter 3: Succeeding in Your Classes
Chapter 4: Getting More Out of Statistics
Chapter 5: Finding and Understanding Research Articles
Chapter 6: Writing Research Papers
Chapter 7: Getting Involved Outside the Lab and Classroom
Chapter 8: Attending Academic Conferences
Chapter 9: Presenting a Research Poster
Chapter 10: Presenting a Research Talk
Chapter 11: Making a CV
Chapter 12: Writing Personal Statements
Chapter 13: Thinking About the World of Work
Chapter 14: Understanding Graduate School Epilogue
Appendix: Good Books for Your Professional Library
References
Index
About the Authors

What Psychology Majors Could and Should Be Doing

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    A Paperback by Paul J. Silvia, Peter F. Delaney, Stuart Marcovitch

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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This consummate guide will help you get the most out of your psychology degree. Chapters emphasize fostering and demonstrating the skills that employers and grad schools wantskills like conducting research, writing, public speaking, and statistical reasoning.

      Trade Review
      2017 Choice Outstanding Academic Title

      “This text should be required reading for all psychology majors…. It should also be recommended reading for professors!” —Choice

      This text should be required reading for all psychology majors…It should also be recommended reading for professors!

      * Choice *

      Table of Contents
      Preface
      Introduction
      Chapter 1: Choosing Your Research Focus
      Chapter 2: Finding Research Opportunities
      Chapter 3: Succeeding in Your Classes
      Chapter 4: Getting More Out of Statistics
      Chapter 5: Finding and Understanding Research Articles
      Chapter 6: Writing Research Papers
      Chapter 7: Getting Involved Outside the Lab and Classroom
      Chapter 8: Attending Academic Conferences
      Chapter 9: Presenting a Research Poster
      Chapter 10: Presenting a Research Talk
      Chapter 11: Making a CV
      Chapter 12: Writing Personal Statements
      Chapter 13: Thinking About the World of Work
      Chapter 14: Understanding Graduate School Epilogue
      Appendix: Good Books for Your Professional Library
      References
      Index
      About the Authors

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