Psyc200 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

PSYC2002 Bachelor of Science and psychologyBachelor of Science and psychology,walden UniversityPSYC2002: human development: childhood and AdolescentWhen it comes to sexual activity there are risk for selling that includes sexual transmitter infection STI, emotional consequences, relationship issues, lack of sexual education, unwanted pregnancy, when it comes to Sally's she needs to put her Sexual Health as well as her well-being by seeking relatable information, support from Healthcare professi...

PSYC2006 - Research Design and Analysis - Semester 2 Introduce students to the theory and procedural steps informing the development and writing of a formal research proposal in the field of Psychology (with applications to other fields of study).

Research Design and Analysis - Semester 2 Topics include measurement and psychometric principles; quantitative design principles and features; evaluation of designs; and factorial designs.

The formal syllabus description for the Research Design and Analysis IIB (PSYC2006/A) module (as recorded in the Faculty Rules and Syllabus books) is as follows: This course deals at an advanced level with topics in qualitative and quantitative psychological research. Multivariate research design and statistical analyses are introduced. Theoretical and practical aspects of psychological measurement and assessment are considered. Qualitative research methods and techniques for the analysis of su...

Lecture notes for PSYC2005 (block 2) Research Design and Analysis. Topics included: Quantitative Methods Statistics

The focus is on: hypothesis testing; linking statistics and research questions; two-way ANOVA; and non-parametric analysis.

Lecture Notes and Summaries for block 1 of research and design analysis. Contains the following topics: Research in Context Qualitative Methods

Research Design and Analysis - Semester 2 Topics included: the politics of research in an attempt to contextualise and decolonise students’ conceptions and practice of research within local, regional, and global contexts.

PSYC2002 Course Outline-Semester II-The University of the West Indies Department of Sociology, Psychology and Social Work PSYC2002: Abnormal Psychology COURSE OUTLINE – SEMESTER II, 2022/2023 Day and Time: Thursday, 12:00pm – 2:00pm Location: LFSS SS 1102 Lecturer: André Bateman, Ph.D. Office Hours: By appointment E-mail: Course Description This course in Abnormal Psychology is an introduction to the important concepts, presentations and diagnostic approaches currently employed ...

PSYC2008 Introduction to Health Psychology