PS2018: ADVANCED PSYCHOLOGY A: METHODS AND APPLICATIONS (2015-2016)

This course aims to introduce students to a broad range of methods used in psychological research. Lectures cover methods used to collect physiological data (e.g. brain imaging techniques), behavioural data (e.g. measures of task performance) and self-report data (e.g. survey, questionnaire and interview techniques).   Practical classes involve students working in small groups to design studies, collect and analyse data, and write reports. Practical sessions are also used to teach students to use a statistical software package (SPSS) to analyse data collected in psychological studies.

• Either PS1009 Introductory Psychology 1: Concepts and Theory (Passed) or PS1012 Introductory Psychology I: Concepts and Theory (Distance) (Passed)
• One of PS1509 Introductory Psychology II: Concepts and Theory (Passed) or PS1512 Introductory Psychology II: Concepts and Theory (Distance) (Passed) or SF1501 Introductory Psychology II: Concepts and Theory (Foundation) (Passed)
• One of PS1010 Introductory Psychology 1: Methods and Applications (Passed) or PS1011 Introductory Psychology 1: Methods and Applications (Passed) or PS1013 Introductory Methods and Applications in Psychology I (Distance) (Passed) or BSc Behavioural Biology (Studied)
• One of PS1510 Introductory Psychology II: Methods and Applications (Passed) or PS1511 Introductory Psychology II: Methods and Applications (Passed) or PS1513 Introductory Methods and Applications in Psychology II (Distance) (Passed)
• Any Undergraduate Programme (Studied)
• PS2017 Advanced Psychology a - Concepts and Theory (Studied)
• Either Programme Level 1 or Programme Level 2

• PS2016 Advanced Psychology 1 - Methods and Applications (Studied)