Jeannine L. White wrote:
...The text was a compliation of journal articles from numerous
resources with explanations for why the research was not
conducted appropriately as well as critical thinking questions for assessing research
studies. Does this ring a bell for anyone?
Hi Jeannine,
I don't know if this is the book your thinking of (it's on the
new side), but I have a copy of Julian Meltzoff's "Critical
Thinking About Research: Psychology & Related Fields"
(APA, 1997), and the last section of the book features
16 "practice articles" with critiques. It looks like it could
be useful.
Best,
Mike
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