Research Methods
The Science of Psychology
Ethics
Reliability & Validity
Conceptualizing a Research Study
Descriptive Methods
Key Elements of Experimental Design
Experimental Designs
Quasi-Experimental Designs
Applying Research Concepts
General Review Material
Statistics
Why We Need Statistics
Levels of Measurement
Central Tendency and Variability
Inferential Statistics
Statistical Significance
Single Sample t-test
t-test for Dependent Means
t-test for Independent Means
One-way Analysis of Variance
Factorial Analysis of Variance
Repeated Measures Analysis of Variance
Correlation
Prediction
Chi-square
Scale Reliability
Applying Statistical Concepts
General Review Material
Data Analysis: Multi-Group Design (Repeated Measures)
This takes you to resources for teaching students repeated measures ANOVA.
Data Analysis: Two-Group Design (Pre-Post)
This takes you to resources for teaching students the t-test for dependent means.
Data Analysis: Two-Group Design (Simple Experiment)
This takes you to resources for teaching students the t-test for independent means.
Exemplar Study: Factorial Design (Appearance & Competence)
To be used as a supplement to a traditional lecture, this activity makes use of published research to illustrate Read More...
Exemplar Study: Factorial Design (Ostracism & Text Messages)
To be used as a supplement to a traditional lecture, this activity makes use of published research to illustrate Read More...
Exemplar Study: Mixed Design (Cuteness & Carefulness)
To be used as a supplement to a traditional lecture, this activity makes use of published research to illustrate Read More...
Exemplar Study: Mixed Design (Judging Romantic Interest)
To be used as a supplement to a traditional lecture, this activity makes use of published research to illustrate Read More...
Exemplar Study: Mixed Design (Warning Labels & Tobacco Products)
To be used as a supplement to a traditional lecture, this activity makes use of published research to illustrate Read More...
Exemplar Study: Multi-Group Design (Obscenity & Persuasion)
To be used as a supplement to a traditional lecture, this activity makes use of published research to illustrate Read More...
Exemplar Study: Multi-Group Design (Social Exclusion)
To be used as a supplement to a traditional lecture, this activity makes use of published research to illustrate Read More...
Exemplar Study: Repeated Measures (Love & fMRI)
To be used as a supplement to a traditional lecture, this activity makes use of published research to illustrate Read More...
Exemplar Study: Two-group Design (Simple Experiment) (Clean Scent and Cleaning Behavior)
To be used as a supplement to a traditional lecture, this activity makes use of published research to illustrate Read More...
Exemplar Study: Two-group Design (Simple Experiment) (Tipping in Restaurants)
To be used as a supplement to a traditional lecture, this activity makes use of published research to illustrate Read More...
Factorial designs: Making the connection between hypotheses, follow-ups and conclusions
This exercise is designed to help students understand that the researcher’s hypotheses should guide which means Read More...
Online Activity: Factorial Research Design (Methods)
From the Society for the Teaching of Psychology website:
This interactive application provides supplemental Read More...
PowerPoint: Factorial Design: Pepsi Challenge
This activity leads students through a factorial design where students are in one of four conditions where they Read More...
PowerPoint: Mixed Design: The Influence of Music
This activity leads students through a mixed design where they all listen to clips of 5 different songs (within-subjects), Read More...
PowerPoint: Multi-Group Design (Repeated Measures): Pie Taste Test
This activity leads students through a repeated-measures multi-group design that has students provide taste ratings Read More...
PowerPoint: Multi-Group Design: Something You Will Like
This activity leads students through a between subjects multi-group design that tests three different strategies Read More...
PowerPoint: Two Group Design: The Influence of Arousal on Attraction
This powerpoint activity leads students through a two-group design demonstrating the influence of arousal (due Read More...
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