Research Methods And Statistics In I/o (I) –

res731

(3 credits)

This course provides learners with a foundation in the design of psychological research. The importance of how to select appropriate measures for a study, different research designs - experimental, quasi-experimental, and correlational, and threats to reliability and validity are discussed.

Course Competencies:

Demonstrate an understanding of the foundations of research in the industrial/organizational (I/O) field by exploring statistical concepts.
Select appropriate quantitative research designs for solving basic and applied problems in I/O psychology.
Align different types of research questions to the research designs.
Examine the analysis and interpretation of descriptive and inferential statistics.
Evaluate and control common threats to internal and external reliability and validity.
Determine ways to conduct ethical and responsible quantitative research.

This graduate-level course is 6 weeks. To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Advisor.

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Research Methods And Statistics In I/o (I) –

res731

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