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Study skills for psychology : how to succeed in your psychology degree /

by Freeman, Richard P. J; Stone, Tony.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookSeries: Sage study skills: Publisher: London ; Thousand Oaks, CA : Sage Publications, 2006Description: ix, 165 p. ; 25 cm.ISBN: 0761942394 (hardcover); 9780761942399 (hardcover); 0761942408 (pbk.); 9780761942405 (pbk.).Subject(s): Psychology -- Study and teaching (Higher) | Study skills | Psychology -- Study and teaching (Higher) | Study skills
Contents:
Personal Development Planning (PDP) What You will Find in this Book Note on Referencing Final Introductory Words So You Want to Do a Psychology Degree? Why Do a Degree in Psychology? You Really Need Your Degree to Have 'GBR' What is the Structure of a Psychology Degree? What if I Make the Wrong Choice? Before You Arrive at Your Chosen University Enrolment and Induction The First Week The Second Week and Beyond At the End of the First Year At the End of the Second Year At the End of the Third Year Getting the Most out of Your Degree Managing Yourself and Others Managing Your Relationships Managing Yourself Getting the Balance Right Doing Psychology The Scientific Method Quantitative/Qualitative Distinction Ethics Interpreting Psychological Data Teaching Situations Preparation is Essential Effective Reading One Method for Effective Reading and Note-taking -- SQ3R How to Focus During Teaching Situations Assessments Organising for Success Writing Essays Using Feedback From Coursework Practical Reports Referencing Other Forms of Assessment Using Resources Effectively Psychology-specific Resources Libraries Using the Internet (or Net) Buying Books Core Texts Beware of Old Books! Your Fellow Students Always Ask! The Psychology Project But What is a Project? Facing the Blank Page -- Generating an Idea Identifying Resource Needs and Support Developing Your Idea Managing Your Supervisor Managing Your Time Plagiarism The Final Project Report Understanding How the Project is Assessed Taking the Project Further Future Directions Seeking Advice Careers Not Directly Related to Psychology Careers Directly Related to Psychology Careers Currently Chartered by the BPS Psychotherapy Opportunities Outside the United Kingdom Completing Applications Choosing an Institution How do I Choose a Psychology Degree that's Most Appropriate for Me? Choosing a Specific Degree at a Specific University Choosing a Psychology Department I Have Special Needs -- is there Anything Specific I Should Do?
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Personal Development Planning (PDP) 2 -- What You will Find in this Book 3 -- Note on Referencing 4 -- Final Introductory Words 4 -- 2 So You Want to Do a Psychology Degree? 5 -- Why Do a Degree in Psychology? 6 -- You Really Need Your Degree to Have 'GBR' 7 -- What is the Structure of a Psychology Degree? 7 -- What if I Make the Wrong Choice? 9 -- Before You Arrive at Your Chosen University 9 -- Enrolment and Induction 10 -- The First Week 11 -- The Second Week and Beyond 11 -- At the End of the First Year 12 -- At the End of the Second Year 13 -- At the End of the Third Year 13 -- Getting the Most out of Your Degree 14 -- 3 Managing Yourself and Others 15 -- Managing Your Relationships 15 -- Managing Yourself 23 -- Getting the Balance Right 27 -- 4 Doing Psychology 31 -- The Scientific Method 32 -- Quantitative/Qualitative Distinction 37 -- Ethics 38 -- Interpreting Psychological Data 38 -- 5 Teaching Situations 46 -- Preparation is Essential 47 -- Effective Reading 47 -- One Method for Effective Reading and Note-taking -- SQ3R 52 -- How to Focus During Teaching Situations 57 -- 6 Assessments 62 -- Organising for Success 63 -- Writing Essays 67 -- Using Feedback From Coursework 75 -- Practical Reports 76 -- Referencing 89 -- Other Forms of Assessment 95 -- 7 Using Resources Effectively 97 -- Psychology-specific Resources 97 -- Libraries 100 -- Using the Internet (or Net) 103 -- Buying Books 104 -- Core Texts 105 -- Beware of Old Books! 105 -- Your Fellow Students 106 -- Always Ask! 106 -- 8 The Psychology Project 107 -- But What is a Project? 108 -- Facing the Blank Page -- Generating an Idea 109 -- Identifying Resource Needs and Support 114 -- Developing Your Idea 117 -- Managing Your Supervisor 120 -- Managing Your Time 121 -- Plagiarism 126 -- The Final Project Report 126 -- Understanding How the Project is Assessed 131 -- Taking the Project Further 132 -- 9 Future Directions 136 -- Seeking Advice 137 -- Careers Not Directly Related to Psychology 137 -- Careers Directly Related to Psychology 139 -- Careers Currently Chartered by the BPS 139 -- Psychotherapy 151 -- Opportunities Outside the United Kingdom 154 -- Completing Applications 155 -- Appendix Choosing an Institution 157 -- How do I Choose a Psychology Degree that's Most Appropriate for Me? 157 -- Choosing a Specific Degree at a Specific University 158 -- Choosing a Psychology Department 160 -- I Have Special Needs -- is there Anything Specific I Should Do? 163.


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