Drawing on the skills developed in PSY201 Research Methods in Psychology, students will expand their knowledge of the entire research continuum that informs occupational therapy practice. They will develop familiarity with differing research and evaluation paradigms, critique published research, and explore methodological and ethical issues that underpin occupational therapy research.
No offerings have been identified for this subject in 2019.
HD/FL
One session
School of Community Health
HLT322, OTY332
- The philosophy of knowing - Elements of the research process - Naturalistic enquiry and design - Experimental type research and non-experimental design - Critical analysis of research - Ethics
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