Experimental Psychology ((4 Credits))

Catalog description

This course serves as a culminating experience in the Psychology major, providing students with advanced training in experimental research methods while integrating knowledge from across the field of psychology. Students will critically examine how psychologists generate research questions, design studies, analyze data, and interpret findings in light of theory and ethical standards. Through a sequence of scaffolded assignments, students will develop and carry out a project that synthesizes psychological concepts with methodological and analytical skills. This course satisfies the Psychology program Capstone requirement. This course was previously HDV-283354 . This course contains elements which rely on vision to complete. If you have a visual impairment and are considering registering for this course, it is recommended that you reach out to Accessibility Resources and Services ([email protected]) in advance of registration to determine if this course is appropriate and what alternatives may be available. Prerequisites: PSYC 1005 Introduction to Psychology SOSC 3025 Social Science Research Methods or equivalents .