The Prentice Hall Writer S Guide To Research And Documentation

The Prentice Hall Guide for Student Writers

A comprehensive guide to writing designed for introductory composition courses. This all-in-one text offers hallmark coverage of the purposes of writing, focusing on the importance of a writer's research, critical-reading skills, the ability to organize ideas, and a strategy to assess and develop rhetorical contexts. While the guide emphasizes traditional writing purpose and process, the authors also consider the technological changes that influence and enhance contemporary writing, including expanded coverage of researching, evaluating, and documenting Internet sources. The first Canadian edition not only highlights good writing by Canadians but also provides further insights into Canadian culture and ideas.

Prentice Hall Guide to Research Navigator 2008

The Prentice Hall Guide for College Writers

Practicing psychologists, as well as interns and graduate students in psychology, need a broad array of diagnostic techniques and clinical assessment skills for successful practice in medical and surgical hospital settings. A first-of-its-kind text, Psychological Assessment in Medical Settings discusses scientifically valid assessment approaches, with 41 case studies that illuminate a variety of issues and techniques, and detailed practical guidelines for clinicians. The authors untangle the complexities of today's intense healthcare market, in which psychologists must possess a comprehensive knowledge of scientifically valid diagnostic techniques and acute skill in directing patients to the appropriate care site. Their "hands-on" guidebook equips professionals with skills to enhance their practice through use of accurate clinical assessment tools that can also be used to document treatment effectiveness