PSİ204

School of Humanities \ Psychology

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PSİ 203

Psychology Bachelor's Degree Program

This is the second course on the statistics in
psychology. The course will begin with the revision
of the concept of inferential statistics and hypothesis testing. Then the topics of z-test, one-
sample t-test, two-sample t-test, one-way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA), and factorial ANOVA will be covered. During lectures, students will learn statistical concepts. At the labs they will strengthen your knowledge with problem solving exercises, build a muscle memory for APA style and they will learn about the JAPS software.

Heiman, G. W. (2006). Basic statistics for the
behavioral sciences (5th ed. ). Wadsworth
Publishing

The aim of this course is to provide knowledge and
skills about statistical methods used to generate and
test hypotheses in the research context of the
psychology. In addition, it is among the objectives
of this course to convey the latest reporting
methods on how these analyzes can be reported.

1. At the end of this course, students will be able to conduct and report statistical analyses relevant to experimental psychological research.

Week 1: Review of PSİ 203 Topics Lab: Review of PSİ 203 Topics
Week 2: Review of PSİ 203 Topics Lab: Review of PSİ 203 Topics
Week 3: Review of PSİ 203 Topics Lab: Review of PSİ 203 Topics
Week 4: Hypothesis Testing Lab: Hypothesis Testing
Week 5: Hypothesis Testing Lab: Hypothesis Testing
Week 6: One sample t-tests Lab: One sample t-test-
Week 7: One sample t-tests - Two sample t-tests Lab: One sample t-test
Week 8: Two sample t-tests Lab: Two sample t-tests
Week 9: One-way ANOVA + HW1 (t-tests) Lab: Two sample t-tests
Week 10: One-way ANOVA – Two-way ANOVA + HW2 (One-way ANOVA) Lab: One-way & two-way ANOVA
Week 11: Two-way ANOVA Lab: One-way & two-way ANOVA
Week 12: Two-way ANOVA + HW3 (Two-way ANOVA) Lab: One-way & two-way ANOVA

• Projects 15 %
• Quiz 10 %
• Midterm Exams 25 %
• Final 35 %
• Homework 15 %