Beyond Evidence-Based Practice: Rethinking the Relationship between Research, Theory and Practice

Abstract

This chapter discusses: \n• How applied psychologists attempt to ground their practice in research. \n• The history of the evidence-based practice movement. \n• Problems with the scientist practitioner model \n• Alternative conceptualisations of the link between research evidence and practice. \n• Some of the problems with randomised controlled research trials. \n• The social context of research. \n• The need for a different approach, focusing on the views of participants and utilising a broader range of research methods.

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