books about: kerlinger (strategies migrating education)

books about: kerlinger

books:

Wings in the Wild: Habits and Habitats of North American Birds

3 reviews
Paul Kerlinger

Stackpole Books, 2001

Wings in the Wild : Habits and Habitats of North American Bi
Tom Vezo has to be the finest bird photographer in the USA. He captures the essence of each bird portrayed in this book. Highly recommended.

HOW BIRDS MIGRATE

1 review
Paul Kerlinger

Stackpole Books, 1995

Scientific inquiry and observation
Kerlinger is a true scientist, and an avid birdwatcher with a passion for his subject. I don't share his passion, and found some of his case histories neither interesting nor illuminating. There is also a bit of needless repetition. I would still very much recommend this book. Bird migrations are remarkable, and most of us have at least some interest in the habits of the birds around us. ...

Foundations of Behavioral Research

5 reviews
Frederick Nichols Kerlinger

Holt Rinehart and Winston, 1985

One of a kind
There are very few books written that covers as many important topics in behavioral research methods as this one. Earlier editions were outstanding and the fourth edition is exceptional. The new material in the 4th Edition is helpful to today's researcher. Both researcher and student doing research should have this book. The examples are extremely useful in facilitating the understanding of ...

Flight Strategies of Migrating Hawks
Paul Kerlinger

University Of Chicago Press, 1989

Hawks fly at very high altitudes, sometimes over water, and thus their flight behavior and migration patterns are extremely difficult to study. Now, based on nearly ten years of research, this book provides the most complete analysis to date of how hawks migrate. Paul Kerlinger has employed both direct observations and radar techniques to obtain a much more accurate understanding of the migratory behavior of hawks and the "decisions" they make ...

Foundations of Behavioral Research (Education and Psychological Inquiry)
Fred N. Kerlinger

Holt, Rinehart and Winson, Inc., 1966

Thick book with 739 pages. In his preface, the author states that his aim is to convey "the exciting and absorbing quality of research." He succeeds admirably in his remarkably complete and original text.