Research Methods 3: Statistical Analyses in the Behavioral Sciences   [Archived Catalog]
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PP 553 - Research Methods 3: Statistical Analyses in the Behavioral Sciences

Prerequisite(s): PP 551  and PP 552 . This course is designed to teach students advanced statistical techniques at both the conceptual and applied levels. Students will learn how statistical techniques can be used to answer research questions in Clinical Psychology. Emphasis will be placed on learning to choose the appropriate statistical technique for a given research question and the interpretation of statistics with reference to research hypotheses. Topics covered include complex factorial ANOVA, repeated measures ANOVA, multiple regression, power analysis, MANOVA, and factor analysis. (3 credits)



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