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Dec 30, 2024
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CNSL 881 - Quantitative Analysis in Psychology
The foundational concepts behind the research design, collection, and interpretation of quantitative social scientific data are examined. Students are expected to demonstrate understanding of quantitative concepts by designing, implementing, and interpreting both individual and group quantitative research studies. Students learn to identify the particular analysis required and how to interpret the results of an array of commonly used quantitative methods in psychology. A graduate course in fundamentals of research, methods and design, or statistics within the last three years is recommended prior to this course. This is a Psy.D. core curriculum course and the second class in the Psy.D. research sequence.
Prerequisites & Notes
Offered: Spring semester
Credits: 3
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