This is a two-term course (with PSYCH 614 in the Winter term). Students will gain experience by analyzing data and gain an appreciation for the rationale underlying the standard statistical procedures used in psychological research. The course consists of four hours of lecture per week; additional review sections will also be available. Topics covered throughout the year include analysis of variance, regression, factor analysis, multidimensional scaling, clustering, and structural equations modeling.

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