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Department of PsychologyFaculty of Arts and SciencesHarvard UniversityHARVARD COLLEGEW riting for Psychology A Guide for Psychology ConcentratorsWriting for Psychology A Guide for Psychology Concentratorsby Shelley H. CarsonJeanne FamaKate ClancyJeffrey EbertAdrienne TierneyCover photo credit: Harvard News OfficeCopyright 2012, President and Fellows of Harvard CollegeTable of ContentsAcknowledgements ..1 Introduction ..3 Chapter OneHow to Read Sources Critically ..5 Chapter Two Writing a Conceptually Coherent Paper ..13 Academic Honesty in Writing ..22 Chapter ThreeDo s and Don ts of Effective Writing in Psychology ..24 Chapter FourAPA Format ..30 Appendix: Locating Databases and Sources in the Harvard Library System ..38 Writing for Psychology | page 1 AcknowledgementsThis booklet contains the accumulated wisdom of a number of eminent psychologists and Writing experts, including Daryl Bem, Stephen Kosslyn, Brendan Maher, Joseph M.
psychology paper. Much of the information that follows is explained in greater detail by Kosslyn and Rosenberg (2001) and Maher (1978). You are encouraged to read both sources directly. The first step in learning to write well in field of psychology is to learn to read sources critically. There are at least two reasons for this: 1.
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