Dr. Lynda Rose Bruce on How to be Strategic in the Information Age
COTATI, Calif. (PRWEB) March 14, 2014 -- Humanity is on the cusp of a new era, an era where information is readily available to anyone. Living in this so-called Information Age makes it necessary for people to be clever and practical in their response to information. In her timely book, “A Layperson’s Guide to Understanding Research and Data Analysis,” Lynda Rose Bruce guides readers through the ins and outs of research, ultimately empowering them to make the most out of today’s information influx.
Dr. Bruce has dedicated her life to learning, teaching and analyzing data for many organizations. Her background in research and data analysis includes 28 years working as a psychometrist and later the associate vice president for institutional research at Sonoma State University. She wrote “A Layperson’s Guide to Understanding Research and Data Analysis” to help others, especially those who have no formal training in data analysis and researching techniques, understand the information that is flooding them and find ways to make these information useful to their lives.
The book is non-traditional in its approach to the subject in that it puts the focus on the concepts behind pertinent processes rather than formulas and data calculations. It also uses easy-to-understand language rather than the complex jargon of social science research which takes years to fully understand.
“I hope that this book will help you understand yourself, how you use and interpret information you receive either at work or in daily life, what the main concepts are in Social Science Research and Data Analysis, and how to read a research article with fluency of the layout and results presented. I would also like to hear back from you about what questions you may still have, changes you would suggest, and ideas for future books. You can contact Xlibris to get that information to me. Thank you and have fun!” Dr. Bruce says.
Necessary and relevant, “A Layperson’s Guide to Understanding Research and Data Analysis” is a must-have guide for students, professors, concerned citizens and practically anyone who wants to become strategic and successful in the Information Age. For more information on this book, interested parties may log on to http://www.Xlibris.com.
About the Author
Lynda Rose Bruce, EdD, PhD loves to learn. She has dedicated her life to learning, teaching, and analyzing data for many organizations. She earned a BA in psychology and MA in counseling from Chico State University in California. She then earned an EdD from the University of California at Berkeley with a focus on measurement and quantitative methods in educational psychology. Out of an interest for spirituality and metaphysics, she earned a PhD in integral energy medicine from Holos graduate school. She worked for twenty-eight years at Sonoma State University in Northern California starting as the psychometrist and ending up as the associate vice president for institutional research. She also holds a black belt in Kodenkan Jujitsu. She enjoys cooking, gardening, playing the piano, and spending time with her family and friends.
A Layperson’s Guide to Understanding Research and Data Analysis * by Lynda Rose Bruce, EdD, PhD
Publication Date: November 11, 2013
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