List of Contributors.

Part I: Historical Roots and Future Trends.

1. Psychology’s Experimental Foundations (C. James Goodwin).

2. Current and Future trends in Experimental Psychology (E. J Capaldi and Robert W. Proctor) .

Part II: Research Designs, Methodological Issues, and Analytic Procedures.

3. Traditional Nomothetic Approaches (Richard J. Harris).

4. Traditional Idiographic Approaches: Small-N Research Designs (Bryan K. Saville and William Buskist).

5. The Importance of Effect Magnitude (Roger E. Kirk).

6. The Changing Face of Research Methods (Randolph A. Smith and Stephen F. Davis).

7. Ethical Issues in Psychological Research with Hyman Participants (Richard L. Miller).

8. Research with Animals (Jesse E. Purdy, Scott A. Bailey, and Steven J. Schapiro).

9. Cross-cultural Research (David Matsumoto) .

Part III: Selected Content Areas.

10. Comparative Psychology (Mauricio R. Papini).

11. Animal Learning and Animal Cognition (Lewis Barker and Jeffrey S. Katz).

12. Sensation and Perception Research Methods (Lauren Fruh Van Sickle Scharff).

13. Taste (Scott A. Bailey).

14. Olfaction: Recent Advances in Learning about Odors (W. Robert Batsell, Jr.).

15. Physiological Psychology: Biological and Behavioral Outcomes of Exercise (Brenda J. Anderson, Daniel P. Mc Closkey, Despina A. Tata, and Heather E. Gorby).

16. Research Methods in Human Memory (Deanne L. Westerman and David G. Payne).

17. Research Methods in Cognition (David G. Payne and Deanne L. Westerman).

18. Motivation (Melissa Burns).

19. Audition (Henry E. Heffner and Rickye S. Heffner).

20. Psychophysics (H.R. Schiffman).

Subject Index.

Name Index.

Stephen F. Davis is Professor Emeritus of Psychology at Emporia State University. He is the author of numerous books, including
Psychology (with Joseph J. Palladino, fourth edition 2004) and
The Psychologist as Detective: An Introduction to Conducting Research in Psychology (with Randolph A. Smith, third edition 2004).