PSY-686A Research Practicum Methods: Psychology2 semester credits
Development of a broad set of research skills serves as preparation for conducting dissertation research. This series of three courses must result in a research product submitted for peer review (e.g., conference proposal, journal article manuscript).
This first course in the series will focus on the introduction and methods sections of the research project and an IRB application.
All research practicum proposals must be reviewed and pre-approved (i.e., before the student begins the practicum) by the Program Director.
Delivery Method: Online
Grading Default: Credit/No Credit Only
Learning Outcome(s): At the completion of this course for research practicum, students will be able to:
- conceptualize new research ideas based on prior research and relevant theory
- articulate testable research hypotheses
- design research that tests their hypotheses
- prepare IRB protocols and research materials
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