Research methods in psychology, 3rd ed.

By G. Breakwell, S. Hammond, C. Fife-Schaw, J. Smith. 2006

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Evaluating e‐government: learning from the experiences of two UK local authorities (2005, background): “However, interviewer bias most often results from the use of probes; these are follow-up questions that are typically used by interviewers to get respondents to elaborate on ambiguous or incomplete answers (Jick, 1979; Shaughnessy & Zechmeister, 1994).”
Stressors, coping, and coping effectiveness among professional rugby union players (2006, methodology): “A limitation of this study is that we had a 60% dropout rate, which is one of the complications of using longitudinal research designs (Shaughnessy & Zechmeister, 1994).”
Effect of a psychological skills training program on swimming performance and positive psychological development (2006, methodology): “Thus, it was necessary to use paired sample t tests to determine the effect of the intervention protocol on improvement in swimming performance and, similarly on each of the positive psychological scales (Heiman, 2002).”