Intermediate Research Methods and Statistics (PSYC344)
Contract (2020 and 2021)
It is a 30 credit advanced course of research methods that address a mix of topics related to research metholody and statisics needed for psycholgy.
Lecture topics:
Lecture topics:
- Factor analysis
- Formal modelling of processes
- Mediation and moderation
- Introduction to structural equation modelling
- Robust statistics
- t - Test
- Non-parametric equivalents of t - test
- The New Statistics
Class size: 150 (2020) and 180 (2021)
Feedback
Student feedback overall rating: 3.9/5
Breakdown of rating:
Unsolicited feedback from students
"I usually struggle with when to use t-tests and how they work, but the way you presented the information was very helpful.
I think it was the way you seemed to explain everything without skipping over any important information and how you connected it to the other information on Wilcoxon W test, Shapiro-Wilk tests etc. It also helped that you explained clearly when to use each test and why you would/wouldn't use it."
Feedback
Student feedback overall rating: 3.9/5
Breakdown of rating:
Unsolicited feedback from students
"I usually struggle with when to use t-tests and how they work, but the way you presented the information was very helpful.
I think it was the way you seemed to explain everything without skipping over any important information and how you connected it to the other information on Wilcoxon W test, Shapiro-Wilk tests etc. It also helped that you explained clearly when to use each test and why you would/wouldn't use it."
"Just watched your lectures for 344 on t-tests and wanted to say thank you for your clarity and amazing teaching. I have always been afraid of statistics and never really understood the concepts until you explained them so clearly. "
