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Research Methods in Psychology

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Research Methods in Psychology

This text provides an overview of research design strategies used in psychological research. It covers the basic descriptive statistics and concepts within inferential statistics that are necessary for appreciation and comprehension of research findings. The course presents the student with the fundamentals of research that all psychology majors should know. Emphasis is placed on the critical evaluation of psychological research.

Social Sciences
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Carrie Cuttler et al.
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Washington State University
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CC BY-NC-SA
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  1. 01: The Science of Psychology
  2. 01.0: Prelude to the Science of Psychology
  3. 01.1: Methods of Knowing
  4. 01.2: Understanding Science
  5. 01.3: Goals of Science
  6. 01.4: Science and Common Sense
  7. 01.5: Experimental and Clinical Psychologists
  8. 02: Overview of the Scientific Method
  9. 02.0: Prelude to the Scientific Method
  10. 02.1: A Model of Scientific Research in Psychology
  11. 02.2: Finding a Research Topic
  12. 02.3: Generating Good Research Questions
  13. 02.4: Developing a Hypothesis
  14. 02.5: Designing a Research Study
  15. 02.6: Analyzing the Data
  16. 02.7: Drawing Conclusions and Reporting the Results
  17. 03: Research Ethics
  18. 03.0: Prelude to Research Ethics
  19. 03.1: Moral Foundations of Ethical Research
  20. 03.2: From Moral Principles to Ethics Codes
  21. 03.3: Putting Ethics Into Practice
  22. 04: Psychological Measurement
  23. 04.0: Prelude to Psychological Measurement
  24. 04.1: Understanding Psychological Measurement
  25. 04.2: Reliability and Validity of Measurement
  26. 04.3: Practical Strategies for Psychological Measurement
  27. 05: Experimental Research
  28. 05.0: Prelude to Experimental Research
  29. 05.1: Experiment Basics
  30. 05.2: Experimental Design
  31. 05.3: Experimentation and Validity
  32. 05.4: Practical Considerations
  33. 06: Nonexperimental Research
  34. 06.0: Nonexperimental Research
  35. 06.1: Overview of Non-Experimental Research
  36. 06.2: Correlational Research
  37. 06.3: Complex Correlation
  38. 06.4: Qualitative Research
  39. 06.5: Observational Research
  40. 07: Survey Research
  41. 07.0: Prelude to Survey Research
  42. 07.1: Overview of Survey Research
  43. 07.2: Constructing Surveys
  44. 07.3: Conducting Surveys
  45. 08: Quasi-Experimental Research
  46. 08.0: Prelude to Quasi-Experimental Research
  47. 08.1: One-Group Designs
  48. 08.2: Non-Equivalent Groups Designs
  49. 09: Factorial Designs
  50. 09.0: Factorial Designs
  51. 09.1: Setting Up a Factorial Experiment
  52. 09.2: Interpreting the Results of a Factorial Experiment
  53. 10: Single-Subject Research
  54. 10.0: Single-Subject Research
  55. 10.1: Overview of Single-Subject Research
  56. 10.2: Single-Subject Research Designs
  57. 10.3: The Single-Subject Versus Group Debate
  58. 11: Presenting Your Research
  59. 11.0: Prelude to Presenting Your Research
  60. 11.1: American Psychological Association (APA) Style
  61. 11.2: Writing a Research Report in American Psychological Association (APA) Style
  62. 11.3: Other Presentation Formats
  63. 12: Descriptive Statistics
  64. 12.1: Describing Single Variables
  65. 12.2: Describing Statistical Relationships
  66. 12.3: Expressing Your Results
  67. 12.4: Conducting Your Analyses
  68. 13: Inferential Statistics
  69. 13.0: Prelude to Inferential Statistics
  70. 13.1: Understanding Null Hypothesis Testing
  71. 13.2: Some Basic Null Hypothesis Tests
  72. 13.3: Additional Considerations
  73. 13.4: From the Replicability Crisis to Open Science Practices