PSYC.6500 Advanced Quantitative Methods(Formerly 47.700/PSYC.7000)

Id: 039258 Credits: 3-3

Description

This course is designed to provide an overview of the most widely used methods employed by psychologists and other behavioral scientists. You will learn about the common research tools and strategies that psychologists' use in the production of knowledge. The course will provide you with a basic understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of the various research strategies used by psychologists so that you can become an informed consumer of research both in the behavioral sciences and the media. In addition, you will begin to develop and practice a set of research skills that will prepare you for advanced study in the behavioral sciences.

Prerequisites

Co-req: PSYC.6400 Theories of Change in Applied Psychology, or Permission of Instructor.

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