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PY335 Scientific Research in Psychology with Lab

3 credit(s)
This course is designed to give students an opportunity to develop knowledge and skills associated with research in psychology, including critically evaluating research reports, collecting data, interpreting data analysis, and reporting results.  Emphasis is placed on choices and implications of research design (e.g., comparisons among experimental and non-experimental approaches, threats to internal and external validity), appropriate application of reporting results, and research ethics.  Students will participate in weekly laboratory sessions, which are focused on developing, testing, and reporting research ideas with small groups.  Prerequisite:  PY111  and PY235  or B392  or S350 . 


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