PSY 225: Research Methods -

PSY 225: Research Methods

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Daily Dose of Research Methods

Unit 1 (June 16 – June 18): How to Think Critically about Life

Unit 2 (June 19 – June 22): How to Read Carefully the General Media

Unit 3 (June 23 – June 25): How to Write Analytically about General Topics

Unit 4 (June 26 – June 29): How to Think Critically about Psychological Science

Unit 5 (June 30 – July 2): How to Find and Read Psychological Science

Unit 6 (July 3 – July 6): How to Synthesize Psychological Science

Unit 7 (July 7 – July 9): How to Evaluate Descriptive and Inferential Stats

Unit 8 (July 10 – July 13): How to Evaluate Scientific Reliability and Validity

Unit 9 (July 14 – July 16): How to Evaluate Alternative Hypotheses

Unit 10 (July 17 – July 20): How to Act Ethically as a Psychological Scientist

Unit 11 (July 21 – July 23): How to Design and Administer Online Surveys

Unit 12 (July 24 – July 27): How to Interpret and Create Tables & Graphs

Unit 13 (July 28 – July 30): How to Communicate through Presentations

Unit 14 (July 31 – August 3): How to Review and Apply Your Learning

Open-Access Active-Learning Research Methods Course by Morton Ann Gernsbacher, PhD is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at http://www.gernsbacherlab.org

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