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DPSY 938

Doctoral Seminar in Research Methods
Name: Doctoral Seminar in Research Methods
Course Number: DPSY 938
Credit(s): 4

Course Description

DPSY 938 Doctoral Seminar in Research Methods is designed for doctoral students seeking to enhance their research competencies from methods courses. Through this course, the students accomplish their dissertation proposal writing, requiring them to be competent in research designs. Thus, they make judgments about matching the appropriate research designs to their chosen research problems. The course is divided into two parts. In the first part, students learn more about methodologies in relation to other pertinent chapters of the dissertation proposal, and in the second part, they are required to complete that dissertation proposal. 

Learning Outcomes:

  • Develop proficiency in selecting the appropriate methodology for their dissertation proposal and future dissertation.
  • Understand the nature of developing and/or testing theory and the use of theory in improving research in the field of psychology.
  • Deep knowledge about specific procedures or techniques in data collection within a given set of methods or in a specific context of inquiry.
  • Complete a dissertation proposal.

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