PSYC 3500 - Research Methods II

Hours: 4
This course builds on the foundations established in PSYC 2500. Students, working independently or in pairs design a true experimental manipulation of their choosing. Students may design and implement computer based studies, but data collection must take place in controlled environs. Students will conduct a thorough review of the literature in a field, collect data, analyze data using available statistical packages, write a final report, and prepare an oral presentation of 10-15 minutes for the end of the quarter. These presentations will be submitted to OUPRC, a statewide undergraduate psychology conference taking place the next-to-last Saturday in April.
Prerequisites: A C- or better in PSYC 2500.

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PSYC 3500 - Research Methods II