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Sacramento, California
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PSYC 121
Methods and Statistics in Psychological Research
Project-based experience of Psychology. Study of scientific processes in research such as literature reviews; developing testable hypotheses; design; IRB review; data collection, analysis, and interpretation; critical analysis of studies; APA paper preparation; and issues in dissemination. Study of some advanced statistical processes such as factorial ANOVAs, planned and post hoc comparisons, and multiple regression. Study of statistical software programs used in the analysis of data.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
PSYC 009 - Introductory Statistics for Psychology
and
PSYC 008 - Methods of Psychology
and
PSYC 004 - Navigating Psychology: The Major and Careers