How to read research like a psychologist: Breaking down the different sections of an article
In Part 2 of our “How to read research like a psychologist” series, we explain the sections of a research article and which parts are most relevant to you.
In Part 2 of our “How to read research like a psychologist” series, we explain the sections of a research article and which parts are most relevant to you.
Developmental monitoring is tracking when or whether a child reaches the milestones that are expected by his or her age.
There are many coping activities to help calm non-speaking children, such as playing with things that are fun and soothing.
Self-advocacy often begins with practicing identifying feelings and sharing them with others, like being able to say when you are upset.
The goal of this article is to help you break down the best ways to find research, read and evaluate it and extract relevant information.