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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.
2. By training yourself to spot strengths and weaknesses in others’ theses, ar-guments, methodologies and conclusions, you will become more aware of strengths and weaknesses in your own work. This awareness should help you to become a critical reader of your own writing.
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