PSYC 202
Statistics in Psychology
Fall 2025 · Introduction to Statistics (3.0)
Topics
- Sampling and research design
- descriptive statistics
- data visualization
- probability
- statistical inference
- interpretation of psychological research
- statistical software skills.
Readings
- Required: Nelson and Beyer, Taking the Anxiety out of Statistics, eBook, Kendall Hunt Publishing. Required software skills guides are provided through onQ for Excel and RStudio; MATLAB and SPSS may also be used.
2023-2024
Topics
- Anatomy of a Statistical Study
- Descriptive Statistics
- Probability
- /8 - Hypothesis Testing and T-tests
- Linear Regression
- Single-Factor ANOVA
- Two-Factor ANOVA
- Inferential statistics
- Analysis of variance
- Statistical inference
- Learning
- Research design
Fall 2022 · Introduction to Statistics
Topics
- Anatomy of a Statistical Study
- Descriptive Statistics
- Probability
- /8 - Hypothesis Testing and T-tests
- Linear Regression
- Single-Factor ANOVA
- Two-Factor ANOVA
- Research design
Readings
- Listed material: Top Hat ‘clicker’ questions will be used during lectures to check in with your understanding of key concepts, and to navigate case studies as a class.
2020
Topics
- Critical thinking
- Probability
- Statistics
- Learning
- Research design
2019-2020
Topics
- Critical thinking
- Probability
- Statistics
- Learning
- Research design
Readings
- Listed material: Nov 1 Last day to drop without academic penalty Nov 7 Last day to change exam centre Last day to submit exam accommodation requests (if applicable) Nov 29 Classes end Dec 4-19
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
- Syllabus / course outline ↗Fall 2025
- Syllabus / course outline ↗2023-2024
- Syllabus / course outline ↗Fall 2022
- Syllabus / course outline ↗2020
- Syllabus / course outline ↗2019-2020
- Fall 2025. Required status and omitted software skills guides restored; no edition or publication year specified.