PSYC 3305 - Research Methods and Statistics I

UG
Credit Hours: 3

The first of a required two course sequence, this course is an integrated survey of the basic methods and statistics employed in social and behavioral science research. This course emphasizes the link between common research methodologies and the elementary statistics used to describe and interpret results. Topics include; the philosophy of science and the scientific method, the ethics of social research, validity and reliability, sampling, and creating and using tests, surveys, and objective measures.

Prerequisites: MATH 1311 or equivalent.
Lecture Hours: 3
Lab Hours: 0

When Offered: (Fall)
Note: Concurrent enrollment in lab PSYC 3305L required.