Final projects will be presented in both oral and written form. Three hours lecture, two hours laboratory. Usually taught in the spring semester. By conducting their own research projects or participating in ongoing research projects, students learn about the logic of research, the process and methods of conducting research, and how to drawappropriate conclusions from research. Special attention is devoted to the various types of clinical research, experimental designs, data analyses and interpretation, emerging rigorous qualitative research approaches, and ethical issues.
Students present final projects in both oral and written form.
Five hours of class per week. Usually taught in the spring semester. Back to top Electives 209. Tests and Measurements Introduction to the theory and application of psychological tests as measures of personality, intellectual functioning, andattitudes. This course is concerned with understanding the behavior of individuals in organizations and applying psychological knowledgeto organizational problems.