I am putting together a book proposal on quantitative approaches to consumer psychology. I am looking for a an author to write a chapter that reviews the research design choices that are available for researchers wishing to undertake quantitative research in consumer psychology. Do you have this expertise? If you do please be in contact!
Paul, I believe to have a good grasp on research methodology and occasionally write for ResearchGate or AnalyticsBridge. Worked in marketing research (CATI) for both product/service and infrastructure opinion polls, designed paper and online surveys as part of curriculum
Attached you will find a file with a couple of my recent publications
Dear Art, I will look at what you have sent to me and I'll be in contact. Thank you for expressing an interest in this project.
Paul--I received your email a few days ago. As with my previous chapter, I'm attempting to identify an ex-Ph.D. student who might be interested in co-authoring this chapter. I'll get back to you within a few days one way or the other. Thanks in advance for your patience...Mike
Dear Art, after much consideration, and after having read the information you sent to me, I have to decline your kind offer as I think that your approach to quantitative research would not fit the approach of the book which is less technical and more applied. Thank you for offering to work with me and maybe in the future some other opportunity will open up. Keep in contact, Paul
I do not have expertise in quantitative consumer psychology, but I do have expertise in processes that can enable individuals to achieve qualitative psychological self-help, and develop psychologically healthy, fulfilling interpersonal relationships. I and my two co-authors discuss the process of psychological self-help, or emotional self-healing, in our two published books; and I also present related insights in my online blogs. Sample chapters of the books and many of my best blogs are posted here at my Research-Gate profile page. Chapters 2 and 5 of our book, "Psychological Healing Through Creative Self-Understanding and Self-transformation" includes some original quantitative/statistical diagnostic questionnaires that were designed by my late father (Dr. Max Hammer, a prominent Professor of Psychology, psychotherapist, and supervisor of Graduate interns in clinical psychology/psychotherapy) to help psychotherapists diagnose the psychological dynamics of their clients, and also help non-specialists gain insight into their own psychological dynamics, as a basis of quantitative and qualitative psychological self-help and more effective psychotherapeutic interventions. These diagnostic questionnaires, their statistical analysis, and their related theoretical (diagnostic, interpretive, qualitative) implications present some significant original perspectives and insights that, as far as I know, are not available from other sources. Dr. Paul Hackett, I wish you every success with your book proposal and current book project. Since I lack my father's expertise in quantitative diagnostic psychological research, I cannot directly help you with the chapter that you are requesting assistance with, but I believe that studying my father's work could be helpful to you in your current book project.
To elaborate on my previous answer, above, pages 82-117 (the latter part of chapter 2) of my father's book, "Psychological Self-Healing Through Creative Self-Understanding and Self-Transformation" presents various psychological diagnostic or self-assessment questionnaires that are intended to clarify individual self-concepts, self-disclosures, and provide contemplative exercises designed to enhance the development of experiential self-understanding. The various diagnostic psychological questionnaires in chapter 5 (pages 298-373) of the same book are intended to quantitatively and qualitatively measure a continuum of- psychological health and pathology. I sincerely believe that those questionnaires and the related theoretical/causal implications discussed in chapter 5 can be very helpful to psychotherapists, experimental psychologists, and non-specialists seeking greater psychological self-understanding and therapeutic self-help.
Hello, I have experience in consumer behavior and have worked with quantitative approaches. Very interested on your call. No experience writing chapters yet but eager to start.
Hello. I'm into consumer psychology. To date I have written a book alongside 2 other co authors on Consumer Behaviour and university manuals relating to Consumer Behaviour. Had also conducted quite a number of quantitative based research on the said mater. Given the opportunity, i would like to contribute towards your current book initiatives. Thanks.
I have been working on impact of social environment, personality and culture on customers' behaviour. If it is matched, it will be great experience for me.
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