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Sacramento, California

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PSYC 102

Advanced Methods and Statistics in Psychological Research

Plan and conduct projects using experimental, quasi-experimental and correlational methods. Evaluate published research and write proposals with attention to such issues as the reliability and validity of methods, the degree to which statistical assumptions are met, the adequacy of statistical power, and the internal and external validity of the project. Contemporary research design, measurement, and analysis techniques are examined, including the use of statistical software, for varieties of univariate and multivariate research designs. Lecture-discussion three hours; laboratory three hours.

Units: 4.0

Prerequisites:
PSYC 121 - Methods and Statistics in Psychological Research