Research methods for the biosciences / D. Holmes, P. Moody, D. Dine, L. Trueman. -- 3rd ed. -- Oxford ; Oxford University Press, 2017 .—(58.105 /H749 /3rd ed.) |
Contents
List of
boxes
Preface
Acknowledgements
SECTION
1 Planning your experiment
1 Where do I begin?
2 Planning your experiment
3 Questionnaires, focus groups, and interviews
4 Research, the law, and you
SECTION
2 Handling your data
5 What to do with raw data
6 An introduction to hypothesis testing
7 Which statistical test should I choose?
8 Hypothesis testing: Do my data fit an
expected ratio?
9 Hypothesis testing: Associations and
relationships
10 Hypothesis testing: Do my samples come from
the same population? Parametric data
11 Hypothesis testing: Do my samples come from
the same population? Non-parametric data
SECTION
3 Reporting your results
12 Reporting your research
Appendix
A How to choose a research project
Appendix
B Maths and statistics
Appendix
C Quick reference guide for choosing a statistical test
Appendix
D Tables of critical values for statistical tests
Glossary
References
index