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Description
Directed Study in Social and Personality Research Techniques Prime objective is to master a research technique, outside of the thesis area, carried out under the supervision of a Social/Personality faculty member. Written output and data collection are optional (not required). Specific requirements and evaluation criteria will be determined by the course instructor and the student prior to course registration, and are subject to approval by the Graduate Program Director and student’s advisor. Prior to course, all parties sign a form outlining expectations of task, timeframe, and assessment criteria. Restriction: open to students outside Social/Personality only with special permission.
Conditions and arrangements
- Restriction: open to students outside Social/Personality only with special permission.
Reference text in its original language
Directed Study in Social and Personality Research Techniques Prime objective is to master a research technique, outside of the thesis area, carried out under the supervision of a Social/Personality faculty member. Written output and data collection are optional (not required). Specific requirements and evaluation criteria will be determined by the course instructor and the student prior to course registration, and are subject to approval by the Graduate Program Director and student’s advisor. Prior to course, all parties sign a form outlining expectations of task, timeframe, and assessment criteria. Restriction: open to students outside Social/Personality only with special permission.
- Restriction: open to students outside Social/Personality only with special permission.
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