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This is an open-access, active-learning, semester-long course for undergraduate research methods created by Professor Morton Ann Gernsbacher.

WHAT WILL I LEARN IN THIS COURSE? [1] how to think critically, in general; [2] how to improve your digital literacy; [3] how to write analytically about general topics; [4] how to think critically about psychology; [5] how to find and read scientific articles; [6] how to synthesize scientific results; [7] how to evaluate descriptive and inferential statistics; [8] how to evaluate scientific reliability and validity; [9] how to evaluate alternative research hypotheses; [10] how to act ethically as a psychological scientist; [11] how to design, administer, and analyze the results of reliable and valid surveys; [12] how to create and interpret informative scientific tables, figures, and charts; [13] how to communicate engagingly through narrated presentations; [14] how to review and apply what you’ve learned.

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