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PSY 372 - Statistics for Psychology


4 credit(s)
This course answers the question “when does difference matter?”. In this course students learn how to analyze quantitative data in psychology and the behavioral sciences. Students examine how to understand and make sound conclusions about group differences; i.e., do men and women have different personality traits? Coverage of statistical topics include descriptive and inferential methods. Students use statistical software to explore research questions and learn how to write research findings in APA style format. Students also learn the basics of research design in order to select appropriate statistical techniques.
Prerequisite(s): PSY 105  , one 200-level course, and WRT 110  for Psychology majors.
Laboratory fee.


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