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This book will help undergraduate psychology students gain a competitive advantage for life after college, whether their plans include graduate school or work.
Professional research experience remains the most important avenue for fostering and demonstrating the skills that employers and grad schools want-skills like writing, public speaking, and statistical reasoning. Thus, the authors emphasize ways to get involved in scholarly research.
Updated and expanded, the second edition of What Psychology Majors Could (and Should) Be Doing includes tips for writing CVs and personal statements, empirically validated strategies for succeeding in classes, and guidance to help students think about their options after college. This consummate guide will help students get the most out of your psychology degree!
Contents
Preface
Introduction
Chapter : Choosing Your Research Focus
Chapter 2: Finding Research Opportunities
Chapter 3: Succeeding in Your Classes
Chapter 4: Getting More Out of Statistics
Chapter 5: Finding and Understanding Research Articles
Chapter : Writing Research Papers
Chapter 7: Getting Involved Outside the Lab and Classroom
Chapter 8: Attending Academic Conferences
Chapter 9: Presenting a Research Poster
Chapter : Presenting a Research Talk
Chapter : Making a CV
Chapter 2: Writing Personal Statements
Chapter 3: Thinking About the World of Work
Chapter 4: Understanding Graduate School Epilogue
Appendix: Good Books for Your Professional Library
References
Index
About the Authors
