Perhaps you are thinking of:
Huck, S. W. & Sandler, H. M. (1979). Rival hypotheses: Alternative
interpretations of data based conclusions. New York: Harper & Row.
This book summarizes 100 studies, usually in 1 or 2 pages, that illustrate
one or more threats to validity. The summaries are presented as problems
with solutions (identification of the threats to valitidy and other flaws)
are presented in a section at the end of the book. Citations for the full
article or a source for the data (some are secondary sources) are presented
in a bibliography.
> 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? I have numerous research methods texts but
>nothing that spends any time on the skills required for critically examining
>research already conducted. Thanks in advance any suggestions. Jeannine
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