PSYC 3500 - Research Methods II

Hours: 3
Builds upon the foundations established in Research Methods I. Designing a true experimental manipulation of choice. Computer based studies may be designed and implemented, but data collection must take place in controlled environs. Conducting a thorough review of the literature in a field, collecting data, analyzing data using available statistical packages, writing a final report, and preparing an oral presentation. Presentations will be submitted to OUPRC, a statewide undergraduate psychology conference.
Prerequisites: C- or better in PSYC 2500.

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PSYC 3500 - Research Methods II