Course : PhD Studies in Psychology
Course code : PSY253
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Units
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Introduction to Research Methods
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Ethical Guidelines in Psychological Research
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Experimental Design and Control
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Formulating Research Questions and Hypotheses
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Measurement in Research
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Sampling Methods
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Quantitative Research
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Qualitative Research
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Mixed Methods Design
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Statistical Analysis Techniques, Interpretation of Results I
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Statistical Analysis Techniques, Interpretation of Results II
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Searching and Reviewing Relevant Literature Writing and Communicating Research Findings
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Seminar: “Quantitative Research in Psychology: Field Methods and Data Analysis Software”
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Seminar: “Qualitative Research in Psychology: Field Methods and Data Analysis Software”
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Seminar: “Contemporary Issues in Psychological Inquiry”
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Introduction to Research Methods
Experimental Design and Control
This lesson introduces doctoral students to the fundamental concepts and principles of experimental design in psychological research. The class focuses on the importance of designing experiments that establish causal relationships between variables and minimize potential biases. Through a combination of lectures, group activities, and discussions, students explore key concepts such as independent and dependent variables, control groups, random assignment, and the manipulation of variables.
Documents
Suggested Activities per Unit.pdf H5P Content
3rd Week - Experimental Design and Control H5P Content
6th Ed. Activity_Experimental Design_Topic 1 H5P Content
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6th Ed. Activity_Experimental Design_Topic 8