01121nam a22001697a 450000500170000000800410001702000150005804000330007308200210010610000240012724500760015126000460022730000270027350000200030050506060032065000250092620181209222539.0180217s1976    nyu |||g |||| 001 0 eng d  a0080209343  aBD-DhBPAcBD-DhBPAdBD-DhBPA 4a150.72bBAP 19761 aBarber, Theodore X.10aPitfalls in Human Research :bTen Pivotal Points /cTheodore X. Barber.  aNew York :bPergamon press inc. ,cc1976.  a115 p. :bill;c20 cm.  aIncludes index.  a	
Pitfalls in Human Research examines 10 ten pivotal points in human research where investigators and experimenters can go astray. Two questions are addressed: At what pivotal points in the complex research process can the experimental study go astray and give rise to misleading results and conclusions? What steps can researchers take to avoid these pitfalls? To answer these questions, those aspects of experimental studies that are under the control of the investigator as well as those aspects that are under the control of the experimenter are examined. This book begins by making a distinction.  aBehavioral Sciences.