Thinking Critically About Psychological Research
This course will teach students to apply critical thinking skills in the evaluation of psychological research. Core components will include the logic of research design, analysis and interpretation, the description of psychological studies, and the critical reading of published research. Activities will include the preparation of critiques of research claims published in both academic journals and in the main-stream press, sample research proposals, individual and/or group projects, and individual and/or group presentations. May not be held with PSYC 3201 .
Prerequisites & course information
PR/CR: A minimum grade of C is required unless otherwise indicated. Prerequisite: [ PSYC 2260 (B) or PSYC 2261 (B) or the former PSYC 2300] and written consent of department head. Equiv To: PSYC 3201 Attributes: Social Science
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027