Research Meth & Design I

Catalog description

Research Methods & Design I provides a basic exploration of the scientific method as applied to psychology. The course prepares students to understand the scientific process and the importance of sound methodology in psychological research, develop the skills necessary to critically evaluate research, as well as design research studies to answer questions of relevance to psychology. Research Methods & Design I and its associated laboratory experience (Psyc 223) emphasize the importance of critical thought in consuming psychological research. Co-requisites: PSYC210,PSYC223 Restrictions: Must be enrolled in one of the following Fields of Study (Major, Minor, or Concentration): Psychology Course Attributes: Scientific Persp/Explore Lect, Writing Flag Pt. 1 College of Health and Human Sciences School of Psychology