I'm currently considering switching the book I use for the experimental and research design course I teach. The current text (Experimental Psychology: A Case Study Approach, 6th Ed. by Solso, Johnson, & Beal) was actually selected by another professor who was originally scheduled to teach the course, then I took over the course do to so many details I couldn't list them all. I like parts of the book, but am wanting to explore other options while I have the chance. Anyway, I'm looking for suggestions on a good Experimental Design book. The students I teach are required to have a statistics course prior to enrollment, but many (if not most) don't remember much entering into the course. The students are at about an average level in terms of ability (not the brightest, but they are capable when they put their minds to it). Sorry for the cross post to TIPS-METHODS, but I wanted to be sure and catch everyone that I could... If you send me your replies off-list, I'll provide a summary of the responses in a couple of weeks. Thanks in advance to everyone... Take care - marc G. Marc Turner, MEd Department of Psychology Southwest Texas State University San Marcos, TX 78666 phone: (512)245-2526 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
