Psy 222 Research Methods
Spring 2022
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Congratulations to Casey, Elle, Nicole, and Andra for their poster receiving the best poster award at the Research Methods poster session.
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Major due dates for spring 2022 (subject to change)
- Update: February 1, chapter 1 quiz
- February 15, exam 1 over chapters 1-3
- Update: R homework 1 due February 25
- March 3, APA research paper due
- March 10, exam 2 over chapters 4-6
- Update: R homework 2 due March 29
- Update: chapter 7-8 quiz moved to April 7
- Update: Exam 3 moved to Tuesday April 26, chapters 7-8, 10-11
- Update: JASP homework due April 27
- April 29, group research poster due
- May 5, class poster session, 9:00 to 10:00 in DePaul room 2
- Monday: 10:30-12:00
- Tuesday: 1:30-3:00
- Wednesday: by appointment only
- Thursday: 1:30-3:00
- Friday: 10:30-12:00 (except 9:00-10:30 on April 22)
- Group 1: Nicole, Andra, Elle, Casey
- Group 2: Emma, Mia, Hailey, Grace
- Group 3: Catherine, Janelle, Makenzie, Jessica
- Group 4: Marcus, Diega, Danielle, Samantha
- Group 5: Julia, Alyssa, Rachel
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Course Material
- Syllabus for spring 2022
- Chapters 1-5 study guide
- Chapters 6-8, 10-11 study guide
- Morling (3rd) Chapter 1 (in case you don't have the book yet)
- Morling text website
- How to study for quizzes and exams
- Willingham (2016) Study tips for college students
- Videos
- Statistics videos (R, JASP, making CSV files)
- Other course videos are available on the Canvas page for this course
- Additional readings
- odds and probability conversion chart
General research information
To have posters printed in the NU print shop (located in DePaul room 15)
- APS open science badges
- AsPredicted research study preregistration site
- Preregistration is becoming the norm (Nosek & Lindsay, March 2018)
- The Preregistration Challenge
- Psychotherapy's Image Problem
- Dowsing for bodies (Steven Novella)
- Why debunked pseudoscientific therapies persist (Lilienfeld et al. 2014)
- Psychological treatments that cause harm (Lilienfeld, 2007)
- Whatever happened to actual behavior? (Baumeister et al. 2007)
- Homeopathy: There's nothing in it
- James Randi on dowsing and the ideomotor effect (YouTube)
- Do IRBs actually protect research participants? (Grady, 2010)
- Team research proposal form
- Write results that make sense
- PsycINFO information on the APA web site
- APA style blog
- Checklist for APA research papers
- Better graphs to show your data (Hehman & Xie, 2022)
- Basics of APA style
- How to avoid term paper procrastination
- APA paper templates: Pages Word
- Poster templates (24 x 36 inches): Keynote PowerPoint
- Tips for making posters
- Checklist for posters
- What is BF and p-value? PDF graphic for posters
- NU Psychology research guide
- Designing Conference Posters (by Colin Purrington)
To have posters printed in the NU print shop (located in DePaul room 15)
- The copy center will notify you when it is ready for pickup
- In your email, specify the size the printed poster should be (e.g., 24 x 36 inches)
- Save/export your poster as a PDF
- Email it to Suzanne Karaszewski at smk@niagara.edu
- May 5, 8:45-10:00, class poster presentations
JASP and R for data analysis Other information on data analysis
- American Statistical Association statement on p values
- p values are misunderstood (Goodman 2008)
- When Turing met Bayes (Matthews)
- Make use of what you already know (Matthews)
- Bayes Factor calculators (U of Missouri, Perception and Cog. lab)
- Bayesian estimation for two groups (online version by Bååth)
- Activity: Alpha is not the false alarm rate
- Activity: Bayes factors and prior by posterior graphs
- Activity: Graphs for factorial designs
- Visual introduction to probability and statistics (Brown Univ)
- Interactive visualizations of statistical concepts from Magnusson