Psy 222 Research Methods
Spring 2023
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Dr. Thompson's spring 2023 office hours (DePaul 107)
Class study materials Class study data Draft of results section Figure 1 |
How to study: Emphasize spaced retrieval practice. Don't just reread and highlight. Practice what you will have to do on the exam. Rereading and highlighting will not be part of the exam. Also see "Study tips for college students" by Willingham (2016), linked under Course Material.
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Course Material
- Chapters 7-8, 10-11 study guide (for exam 3)
- Chapters 4-6 study guide (for exam 2)
- 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
- 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
- Sample APA papers (from the APA style website)
- 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
- Save/export your poster as a PDF
- Email it to Suzanne Karaszewski at smk@niagara.edu
- In your email, specify the size the printed poster should be (e.g., 24 x 36 inches)
- The copy center will notify you when it is ready for pickup
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