"An excellent companion for the Publication Manual of the American
Psychological Association."
— Kenneth L. Hobby, Harding University
"My students are delighted! It gives them concrete examples and leads
them through the process of writing a research report."
— Ann Coyne, University of Nebraska
"I am teaching a course we created for psychology majors to teach APA, formal writing, etc. This is a great book-it's easy to read and process information, but thorough as well. It will be required in addition to the APA style manual and Using Sources Effectively."
— Susan F. Kahl, North Greenville College
“Simplistic explanations of troublesome topics. Very helpful for inexperienced writers.”
— Ronda Yoder, Pensacola Christian College
“This is a fantastic book. I’ve used it as a supplementary text with my research methods text for the last decade. As long as I keep teaching methods, I will continue to use this fine text.”
— Shaun L. Gabbidon, Penn State Harrisburg
“Writing Empirical Research Reports provides an excellent guidebook for students to propose research reports at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. This is a book that graduate students will want to keep as a reference for future research papers.”
— Michael Montgomery, Tennessee State University
“Provides clear and basic guidelines that aid students to enhance their research report-writing skills. Students would find the advanced writing class more difficult without this book accompanying the APA manual.”
— Dennis Rodriguez, Indiana University South Bend
“The book is well organized, clearly written, and concise while covering essential content. It addresses specifics—what to do and not do—in a scholarly manner. The examples and exercises facilitate application of the material.”
— Martha B. Sparks, University of Southern Indiana
“Very helpful! The students have a much better idea of how to organize their research papers now, and I have a better idea of how to guide them.”
— Shelley Velleman, University of Massachusetts
