Ann Sloan Devlin is the May Buckley Sadowski ’19 Emerita Professor of Psychology at Connecticut College, New London, USA. She has published extensively on healthcare environments, evidence-based design, and research methods. She is the author of eight books and was editor-in-chief of the journal Environment & Behavior from 2016-2018.

• 1. The Benefits of Research in Practice: The Synergistic Relationship between Design and Social Science 2. Formulating Research Questions: Looking Back and Looking Ahead 3. Reading the Literature: Locating, Obtaining, and Evaluating Sources 4. Using Human Participants in Research: Guidelines and Best Practices 5. Measuring Outcomes: Asking Questions, Using Scales 6. Methodological Approaches: An Overview 7. Correlational Approaches: The Usefulness of Associations 8. Experimental and Quasi-experimental Designs: Determining Causality 9. Qualitative Strategies: The Benefits of Narrative-based Approaches, Observation and Archival Research 10. Software Tools for Data Collection 11. Software Tools for Data Analysis 12. Reaching an Audience: Sharing Your Findings

Ann Sloan Devlin is the May Buckley Sadowski ’19 Emerita Professor of Psychology at Connecticut College, New London, USA. She has published extensively on healthcare environments, evidence-based design, and research methods. She is the author of eight books and was editor-in-chief of the journal Environment & Behavior from 2016-2018.

• 1. The Benefits of Research in Practice: The Synergistic Relationship between Design and Social Science 2. Formulating Research Questions: Looking Back and Looking Ahead 3. Reading the Literature: Locating, Obtaining, and Evaluating Sources 4. Using Human Participants in Research: Guidelines and Best Practices 5. Measuring Outcomes: Asking Questions, Using Scales 6. Methodological Approaches: An Overview 7. Correlational Approaches: The Usefulness of Associations 8. Experimental and Quasi-experimental Designs: Determining Causality 9. Qualitative Strategies: The Benefits of Narrative-based Approaches, Observation and Archival Research 10. Software Tools for Data Collection 11. Software Tools for Data Analysis 12. Reaching an Audience: Sharing Your Findings

Ann Sloan Devlin is the May Buckley Sadowski ’19 Emerita Professor of Psychology at Connecticut College, New London, USA. She has published extensively on healthcare environments, evidence-based design, and research methods. She is the author of eight books and was editor-in-chief of the journal Environment & Behavior from 2016-2018.

• 1. The Benefits of Research in Practice: The Synergistic Relationship between Design and Social Science 2. Formulating Research Questions: Looking Back and Looking Ahead 3. Reading the Literature: Locating, Obtaining, and Evaluating Sources 4. Using Human Participants in Research: Guidelines and Best Practices 5. Measuring Outcomes: Asking Questions, Using Scales 6. Methodological Approaches: An Overview 7. Correlational Approaches: The Usefulness of Associations 8. Experimental and Quasi-experimental Designs: Determining Causality 9. Qualitative Strategies: The Benefits of Narrative-based Approaches, Observation and Archival Research 10. Software Tools for Data Collection 11. Software Tools for Data Analysis 12. Reaching an Audience: Sharing Your Findings