Handbook of Research and Quantitative Methods in Psychology

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THE CROSS-LINGUISTiC STUDY OF LANGUAGE ACQUISITION, Vol. 1 in paperback form, write the sales department for details. 0-89859-367-0 (Vol. 1) Spring 1986 976 pp, 0-89859-799-4 (Vol. 2) Spring 1986 400 pp. 0-89859-882-6 (Set) Special Offer -$35.00 per volume, prepaid No further discounts apply Edited by Dan I. Slobin The first major crosslinguistic survey of child language development, these voi'umes form an essential handbook for professionals and advanced students in the field. Volume 1: The Data contains comprehensive studies on the acquisition of 15 different languages (from ASL to Samoan) --written by top researchers. Volume 2: Theoretical Issues focuses on current linguistic and psycholinguistic research.

Auditory Spatial Perception: Auditory Localization

“…A p confidence interval is a range of values, within which the unknown population parameter will be contained with probability p (Yaremko et al 1986). The most common p value in statistical analysis is p = 0.95, which defines the 95% upper and lower limits for the parameter.…”

Attitudes of Classroom Teachers to Cultural Diversity and Multicultural Education in Country New South Wales, Australia

“…Principal components analysis with varimax rotation towards simple structure (Yaremko, Harari, Harrison & Lynn, 1986) was used to test for this (Table 2). In summary the five dimensions are: I Pro-multicultural education strategies; II.…”

Construction and Validation of a Data Collection Tool for the Clinical Assessment of Human Responses of Outpatients With Chronic Cardiovascular Diseases

“…An evaluation form with instructions for completion was provided. Items requiring evaluation included content relevance, content specificity, content coherence, clarity of the question, language appropriateness, completeness of the tool, and sequence of the questions (Hulley et al., ; Yaremko, Harari, Harrison, & Lynn, ). Descriptive statistical analysis was used to validate each item within the assessment tool.…”