Research Methods in Psychology (205-0-21)
Instructors
Paul J Reber
Meeting Info
Annenberg Hall G32: Mon, Wed, Fri 2:00PM - 2:50PM
Overview of class
This course will introduce students to methods used in psychological research. Through readings, lectures, discussion, and hands-on activities, students will learn about the scientific approach to research designs and about the analysis and interpretation of data. They will participate in novel research projects and will write a report on each in the style used by research psychologists. Primary goals are for students to learn (1) testing scientific hypotheses, including data collection and statistical analysis, (2) communicating effectively about research plans and findings, and (3) critically evaluating psychological research reports.
Class Materials (Required)
Class Materials (Required)
Research Methods, Gorvine, Rosengren, Stein & Biolsi, ISBN 978-0-19-020182-1
Class Attributes
Prerequisites apply, see description
Enrollment Requirements
Enrollment Requirements: REQ: To register, students must have completed PSYCH 201 with a C- or higher, STAT 202 with a B or higher, Stat 210 with a B or higher, or have AP credit (score of 5) for STAT 202.