PSY 341 - Experimental Psychology (4 )

UG

A study and application of the research methods used in psychology. The emphasis will be on using experiments to find the causes of human behavior, but other types of research including developmental, correlational case study approaches, and quasi-experiments will be examined. Students study all phases of conducting psychology research including designing the experiment, collecting the data, analyzing the data, and writing psychological reports. Majors should take this course no later than the second semester of their junior year. Lab is required.
Type of PRE-REQ Take PSY-201 PSY-202 or PSY 203; Previous Enrollment Required, PSY 303 Previous Enrollment Required, PSY 305 Previous Enrollment Required
Offering Terms Spring Only