This subject contains a 2.5 day Compulsory Residential School.There are no changes to the purpose or activities of the existing residential school.
This subject covers complex research designs used in psychological research, as well as the statistical techniques that deal with them. Techniques such as factorial analysis of variance, repeated measures and mixed design analyses, multiple regression and reliability analysis of scales are investigated. Students learn how to use the SPSS statistical program to apply these techniques to analysing data for research. They apply their learning in evaluating published research in terms of results and methodology. Emphasis is also placed on students undertaking key steps in producing a research report in an area of psychological investigation.
* Offering has a residential school. Please view following information for further details.
HD/FL
One session
School of Psychology
PSY201 and ( PSY202 or PSY203 or PSY204 or PSY208 )
Methods: - The design of Multi-factor Research Statistics: - Factorial Analysis of Variance - Repeated Measures Analysis of Variance - Mixed Design Analysis of Variance - Multiple Regression Analysis - Reliability Analysis Computation: - Use of SPSS Statistical Package to analyse research data in detail - Interpretation of SPSS output.
This subject contains a 2.5 day Compulsory Residential School.There are no changes to the purpose or activities of the existing residential school.
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