PS 214 - Statistics and Research Methods I

The course trains students to be knowledgeable consumers of public and professional psychological research by stressing theoretical and practical aspects of the field’s research techniques. Topics include the theoretical standards psychologists use to design and evaluate research, the concepts underlying informational analyses, and the methods psychologists use to communicate findings.

Prerequisites: PS 101

Full course
Misc. Notes: Psychology minors may request that another Social Science and Natural Science methods course be used to fulfill this requirement upon the Department Chair’s review. Students will still need to take five courses in Psychology to fulfill the minor should the substitution be granted.