Quantitative research in health
This page lists the key topics covered in 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th year undergraduate research methods in the discipline of psychology at the University of Canberra.
Conducting research
Epistemology (Philosophy of science)
Research questions
Hypothesis formulation
Statistics
Level of measurement
Sampling
Data screening
Missing data
Normal distribution
Descriptive statistics
Graphing
z-scores
Transformations
Differences - non-para
Single-subject design
t-tests
- One sample
- Between subjects
- Paired samples
Correlation
- Parametric
- Partial/semi-partial
- Non-parametric
ANOVA - Analysis of Variance
Chi-square
Linear regression
Multiple linear regression
- Basic
- Advanced
Moderation
Mediation
Exploratory factor analysis
Reliability
Validity
Internal consistency
Composite scores
Statistical power
Effect sizes
Meta-analysis
Structural equation modelling
Path analysis
Survey design
Survey research
Online surveys
Human research ethics
Units
- Introduction to psychological research
- Experimental psychology
- Survey research and design in psychology
- Research methods and professional ethics
Resources and references
See also
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