Cambridge Handbook of Experimental Political Science Donald P. Green Paperback
The Cambridge Handbook of Experimental Political Science, authored by Donald P. Green, provides a comprehensive reference for political science students and scholars. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2011, this textbook offers a detailed exploration of the subject area with 578 pages covering various topics such as history, theory, and general research in political science. Available in trade paperback format, this book offers a valuable resource for those interested in delving deeper into the field of experimental political science.
Single Case Research Methodology
A nice touch in this textbook is the space provided for writing your own notes.
Educational Research : Fundamental Principles and Methods by James H…VERY GOOD
“Educational Research: Fundamental Principles and Methods” by James H. Mcmillan is a comprehensive textbook focusing on education research. Published by Pearson Books in 2021, this 415-page paperback book is designed for adult and further education levels, providing advanced insights into research methods in the field of education. With a revised edition, this textbook offers essential information for those looking to delve into the subject area of educational research. Written in English, it serves as a valuable resource for students and professionals interested in the principles and methods of educational research.
