The psychologist's companion: a guide to writing scientific papers for students and researchers

Abstract

Introduction 1. Eight common misconceptions about psychology papers 2. How to generate, evaluate, and sell your ideas for research and papers 3. Literature research 4. Writing a literature review 5. Planning and writing the experimental research paper 6. A word about content, language, and style 7. Commonly misused words 8. American Psychological Association guidelines for psychology papers 9. Guidelines for data presentation 10. What makes a good paper great? Standards for evaluating psychology papers 11. Ethics in research and writing 12. Submitting a paper to a journal 13. How to make your paper even better: proofreading, revising, and editing 14. Writing a grant or contract proposal 15. How to find a book publisher 16. Writing a lecture 17. Article writing 101.

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