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[[Survey research and design in psychology]] is a 3rd year undergraduate university-level unit of study. The unit focuses on designing survey research and social science surveys and the use of correlational statistics including [[exploratory factor analysis]] and [[multiple linear regression]]. |
[[Survey research and design in psychology]] is a 3rd year undergraduate university-level unit of study. The unit focuses on designing survey research and social science surveys and the use of correlational statistics including [[exploratory factor analysis]] and [[multiple linear regression]]. |
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There are 5 [[Survey research and design in psychology/Modules|modules]] which consist in total of 10 [[Survey research and design in psychology/Lectures|lectures]] and 5 [[Survey research and design in psychology/Tutorials|tutorials]]. Associated learning materials are available on English Wikiversity, along with guidelines for the [[Survey research and design in psychology/Assessment|assessment]] exercises. Additional unit materials are provided on |
There are 5 [[Survey research and design in psychology/Modules|modules]] which consist in total of 10 [[Survey research and design in psychology/Lectures|lectures]] and 5 [[Survey research and design in psychology/Tutorials|tutorials]]. Associated learning materials are available on English Wikiversity, along with guidelines for the [[Survey research and design in psychology/Assessment|assessment]] exercises. Additional unit materials are provided on {{:Survey research and design in psychology/UCLearn}}, Google Slides, Youtube and Echo360. |
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The learning materials have primarily been developed by [[User:Jtneill|James Neill]], [[University of Canberra]], [[Australia]]. There are approximately |
The learning materials have primarily been developed by [[User:Jtneill|James Neill]], [[University of Canberra]], [[Australia]]. There are approximately 120 formally enrolled students from University of Canberra in the unit each year (Feb-May). |
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Revision as of 07:40, 12 February 2018
General overview
Survey research and design in psychology is a 3rd year undergraduate university-level unit of study. The unit focuses on designing survey research and social science surveys and the use of correlational statistics including exploratory factor analysis and multiple linear regression.
There are 5 modules which consist in total of 10 lectures and 5 tutorials. Associated learning materials are available on English Wikiversity, along with guidelines for the assessment exercises. Additional unit materials are provided on UCLearn, Google Slides, Youtube and Echo360.
The learning materials have primarily been developed by James Neill, University of Canberra, Australia. There are approximately 120 formally enrolled students from University of Canberra in the unit each year (Feb-May).