PSY 312 Research Methods and Statistics in Social Science (NS) *

As an introduction to research methods in social sciences, this course provides a foundation in the basic concepts of scientific method, research design, and statistical analysis. The focus is on empirical approaches to knowledge. This course also addresses the usefulness and limitations of statistical processes and their applications in social sciences. It emphasizes problem formulation, selection of research techniques, and results interpretation.

Credits

5

Prerequisite

PSY 201 and PSY 202 or their equivalents.

Outcomes

  1. This course will prepare students to:
  2. Critically analyze and apply data and information.
  3. Approach problems with systemic awareness
  4. Critically analyze needs and find appropriate information
  5. Use statistics accurately and effectively in presentations and decision making