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PSYC 801 Design Of Experiments

PSYC 801  Design Of Experiments  Units: 3.00  

Topics include: The logic of the test for significance and controversies concerning it; ANOVA and its underlying linear model for between- subject, within-subject and split-plot designs; orthogonal comparisons for trend analysis and for special contrasts; restricted randomization and the randomized-block design; partial confounding in latin-squares; balancing conditions against trend; hierarchical designs; ANOVA and multiple correlation; designs including organismic variables; random- effect models and the fixed-effect fallacy; data transformations and non-parametric tests. Fall; lectures (3 hrs) and tutorials (1¿ hrs).

Offering Faculty: Faculty of Arts and Science  

Psychology

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The mission of the graduate program in psychology is to build on the strength of its students, faculty, and staff in providing an internationally renowned program that is known for: the excellence and integrity of its faculty, students, and training; the innovation and value of its research, scholarship, and skill development; and the fostering of leadership in the delivery of service to the community, to the field of psychology, and to society.

Psychology (PSYC)

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PSYC 801 Design of Experiments      Topics include: The logic of the test for significance and controversies concerning it; ANOVA and its underlying linear model for between- subject, within-subject and split-plot designs; orthogonal comparisons for trend analysis and for special contrasts; restricted randomization and the randomized-block design; partial confounding in latin-squares; balancing conditions against trend; hierarchical designs; ANOVA and multiple correlation; designs including organismic variables; random- effect models and the fixed-effect fallacy; data transformations and non-parametric tests. Lectures (3 hrs.) and tutorials (1.5½ hrs.);  Fall. M. Sabbagh.

Psychology - Master of Science

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The master's program normally extends over two calendar years. For students with an honours degree in psychology the requirements for the master's program are:

Neuroscience

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...Behaviour PSYC 965 Memory, Decision and Choice PSYC 966 Comprehension and Performance RHBS 801 Motor...

Neuroscience (NSCI)

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...Behaviour PSYC 965 Memory, Decision and Choice PSYC 966 Comprehension and Performance RHBS 801 Motor...