48.282 Experimental Psychology: Applications
Description: Deals with the application of experimental principles in a laboratory setting. Students learn APA writing format and statistical and graphic computer packages. Extensive writing of research reports required. Extensive laboratory research required. Students apply concepts of experimental design in a variety of research projects with both human and rats. A five-week experience with rats as subjects is required. All students are required to abide by the Statement of Understanding. (3 semester hours credit)
Prerequisites: Minimum grade of C in 48.101 General Psychology; Minimum grade of C in 48.160 Basic Statistics, Minimum grade of C in 48.281 Experimental Psychology: Methodology
Usually taught by: Dr. Ball, Dr. Cohen, Dr. Kontos, & Dr. Stouffer
Generally offered: Fall and Spring semesters.. You must sign up for this course in the Psychology Office approximately one month before scheduling. The order of preference is detailed here.
Additional Information: This course is required for Psychology Majors, an option for Psychology Minors, and can used to meet a General Education requirement.
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