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Research Methods in Psychology

X106 (3 semester units in Psychology)

(formerly Experimental Psychology) 45 hours CE credit: BRN

This course provides you with an understanding of the scientific methods behind psychological research and is especially designed for those preparing for careers in psychology. You learn methods of designing, collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data using examples from a variety of specialty areas in psychology. You conduct several research projects, including a final project of your own design, which helps you think more critically about scientific research in general.

Prerequisite: A lower-division general psychology course.

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