PSYC 560 - Supervised Research in Adolescent Development

Semester Offered: Second Semester
Credits (Range): 1-3 hours
Attribute: 1-3SS

A class designed to involve students in the conduct of professional research. Research will address some aspect of adolescent development. Students will master research procedures which may include observational and survey techniques, behavioral coding, physiological assessment of emotional state, and data preparation and management. Students are expected to work as part of a larger group and to complete a small research project either independently or with another student. Students will participate in regular group meetings where project issues and related research are discussed.
Instructor: N. Darling
Prerequisites & Notes
Open to all students with the consent of the instructor. May be repeated for credit.