Monash University Science handbook 1995

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APY4060

Psychology - applied research project

Dr Felicity Allen

One 2-hour seminar fortnightly, plus on average one 1-hour weekly meeting with supervisor * First and second semesters * Caulfield

Issues covered in the seminar program include how to identify a research area and a particular problem or question; ethical issues in research; use of library and other resources for research purposes; preparing and presenting research proposals. Specific methodological, research design and data analysis issues are discussed in individual consultations with the students' supervisor. Since the unit APY4030 (Multivariate data analysis) deals with research design and data analysis issues which are likely to be highly relevant to the applied research project, students are normally advised against enrolling in APY4060 until they are concurrently enrolled in or have completed APY4030.

Assessment

Written (7800 words): 70% * Examinations (2 hours): 20% * Oral presentation: 10%

Prescribed texts

Martin D Doing psychology experiments 3rd edn, Brooks-Cole, 1991



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