PSYCH 25004 creditsPrereq: PSYCH 1101
PSYCH 2500: Statistics and Research Design
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- Introduces principles of statistical description and inference as strategies for answering research questions, with emphasis on methods relevant to psychology and neuroscience.
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- James Cutting
- Parnia Haj-Mohamadi
- Thomas Cleland
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