Reviews: "Short. Comprehensive. Easy to understand. What's not to like? If you need to know how to do a lab report you don't want to waste time wandering in a wilderness of vague platitudes. This little book will tell you everything you need to know. Highly recommended."-- Prof Steven Hayes, Nevada Foundation Professor, Behavior Analysis, Department of Psychology at the University of Nevada"Written by two lab-report experts, this e-book is packed full of practical tips, suggestions and ideas. Read it to learn the science and art of writing successful lab reports. This is exactly the kind of guide I wish I'd had when doing my university studies!"-- Dr Joe Oliver, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Contextual & Consulting at University College London"... It is a timely book that meets the needs of the modern psychology student and it will be core reading for my experimental psychology modules."-- Dr Ian Tyndall, Senior Lecturer, Department of Psychology, University of Chichester"The authors of this extremely useful guide have done an excellent job of making a potentially dry and technical subject very accessible. In a friendly and entertaining style, this book guides the reader through every step of the preparation of a lab report, providing very helpful and pragmatic advice throughout. Whilst I found myself wishing I had had access to something like this back when I was an undergraduate, I can also see myself picking it up the next time I write a paper for publication in a journal."-- Dr Richard Bennett, Clinical Psychologist and Lecturer at the Centre for Applied Psychology, School of Psychology, University of BirminghamTo read all the reviews, see https: //labreport.org/reviews/About the AuthorsThe authors, Sam Ashcroft and Bradley Kennedy, have taught Research Methods and Statistics at University for several years. Alongside this, they have been doing PhD research. They mark several hundred University-level assessments every year and have been the sole lab-tutors for around 250 students in small-group research classes to-date.Sam is an accredited Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, which recognises excellence in teaching practice. He is completing a PhD on Reinforcement Learning and is enthusiastic about data science and coding. He is currently President of a University Data Science Society and is co-organiser of the groups Chester CodeUp and Chester Data Insights.Bradley achieved the highest grade in his Master's degree in Neuroimaging (MSc Distinction). He holds an undergraduate degree in Psychology with Neuropsychology (BSc Hons). His PhD assesses the mechanisms of social intentionality. Brad is a graduate member of the British Psychological Society.Book description: If you're a student who writes lab reports, you need this book! This expert-written step-by-step handbook brings together the hundreds of rules, tips and tricks that will make you succeed. Don't learn by trial-and-error - find out the Secret Recipe now. As teachers of research methods at University also completing their PhDs, the authors have years of experience writing, reading and marking lab reports. This easy-to-navigate eBook will save you hours of time for every lab report you write. Save time, gain marks. You will learn:

• The full process of writing lab reports, from finding resources to submitting your work
• How to write each section, broken down step-by-step
• Common traps and how to avoid them
• What to do to sound like a seasoned scientist
• The best ways to save time and put your effort where it counts
• Behind the scenes secrets that will boost your grade