"Enjoy the insights this book has to offer -- It is about form, joy and the love of running. Run Free!" - Micah True, AKA Caballo Blanco. As seen nationally on TV, radio and in print, Barefoot Running is the original, most comprehensive guide to barefoot running, written by best-selling author and running coach Michael Sandler, who has coached and inspired thousands of runners, walkers, and hikers nationwide. After a near-death accident left him with a titanium femur and hip along with 10 knee operations, no ACL, and an inch leg-length discrepancy, former professional athlete and Olympic hopeful Michael Sandler was told he could never run again. It was only by going barefoot and feeling the ground, he began to heal as he learned how to run light and free. He now runs pain free 10-20 miles a day and in all conditions. His step-by-step method helps runners overcome injuries, find their natural form and rediscover the pure joy of running, no matter their age, history, or fitness level. Co-Author Jessica Lee hated running and nagging knee pain and swore off running until the day she went barefoot. Now she helps women experience the joy of running barefoot (and pain free) nationwide. Written to help people get into running, back into running, or run pain free and at your best at any age, Michael Sandler's inspirational book and step-by-step guide is an easy to read bible of information and a must read for any runner. Barefoot Running is the how-to-guide that picks up where Christopher McDougall's inspiring book Born to Run left off. If you liked Born to Run, you'll love Barefoot Running. Topics include: Barefoot Running for Kids, for Seniors, choosing footwear, transitioning safely, cold-weather running and more. "You are holding in your hands a book as exhaustive and accurate of a description of barefoot running as you could ever hope for." - Barefoot Ted Michael Sandler is a best-selling author, and an internationally recognized barefoot running and walking coach, teaching thousands of runners, walkers, and hikers of all abilities. He has coached athletes professionally for nearly 20 years. After a near-death accident in 2006, he was told he was lucky to keep his leg and that he would never run again. With a titanium femur and hip, it was only through barefoot running and the lessons learned on the trails that he was able to heal and run again. With co-author Jessica Lee, they teach people how to rediscover the bliss of pain-free running. Together, they are cofounders of RunBare Company, a barefoot running school based out of Boulder, Colorado.

Barefoot Running: How to Run Light and Free by Getting in Touch with the Earth

Sports & Outdoors

Jessica Lee

MICHAEL SANDLER

Individual Sports

Runbare Llc

Research Methods in Psychology introduces students to important topics and information in the field of psychology research methodology in a somewhat humorous, laid back style. The book is composed of 14 chapters including topics related to starting psychological research, statistics and analysis, writing APA research reports, ethics, and various other topics to provide students the necessary information to become competent researchers. Each chapter is organized to introduce the student to each topic, providing all of the necessary information and terminology, and includes end of chapter quizzes to evaluate student knowledge. Additionally, each chapter concludes with tear out homework assignments that provide hands-on practice to make the information from each chapter more noteworthy and memorable. The homework assignments require students to be able to understand, integrate, and apply the information from the chapter.
The textbook is written in an easy to read, relaxed manner so that it is accessible to students who are new to the research process without sacrificing rigor or content. Real world examples are used throughout so that students are able see the implications and scholarly applications of the material provided, thus making the information more meaningful and interesting to the student.

Research Methods in Psychology

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Jeffrey Anastasi

Psychology & Counseling

Kendall/Hunt Publishing

Falling for the Player

Entangled Publishing

Research Methods in Psychology introduces students to important topics and information in the field of psychology research methodology in a somewhat humorous, laid back style. The book is composed of 14 chapters including topics related to starting psychological research, statistics and analysis, writing APA research reports, ethics, and various other topics to provide students the necessary information to become competent researchers. Each chapter is organized to introduce the student to each topic, providing all of the necessary information and terminology, and includes end of chapter quizzes to evaluate student knowledge. Additionally, each chapter concludes with tear out homework assignments that provide hands-on practice to make the information from each chapter more noteworthy and memorable. The homework assignments require students to be able to understand, integrate, and apply the information from the chapter. 
The textbook is written in an easy to read, relaxed manner so that it is accessible to students who are new to the research process without sacrificing rigor or content. Real world examples are used throughout so that students are able see the implications and scholarly applications of the material provided, thus making the information more meaningful and interesting to the student.

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

New Third Edition Now Available! 
Research Methods in Psychology is an accessible and exciting textbook that introduces students to the various principles of research methodology and design in psychological research. The ultimate goal of the textbook is to encourage each student to gain a basic understanding of the scientific process 
involved in conducting psychological research. Further, students will develop the knowledge and skills needed to be successful in their undergraduate and graduate pursuits as well as to be competitive for graduate programs and knowledgeable psychology professionals. 
Research Methods in Psychology is organized into fourteen chapters, covering the various methodological approaches to psychological research as well as providing students with the skills and knowledge to engage in any of the methodological approaches and the understanding to know the advantages and disadvantages of each. Each chapter introduces students to essential information about the various research methods and the applications of these approaches to psychological research. At the end of each chapter are end-of-chapter quizzes so students may evaluate their grasp of the content. Each chapter also includes homework assignments that encourage students to further evaluate their knowledge and skills as well as provide them with hands-on experience with the methodological approaches introduced in the chapter. 
Chapters explore topics such as: Understanding of Research in the Media Ethics in Research Conducting Literature Reviews Designing Research Studies Nonexperimental and Experimental Research Approaches Descriptive and Inferential Statistics An Introduction to Statistical Packages Writing Manuscripts Using APA Style Presenting and Publishing Research Understanding Graduate Study in Psychology 
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