Courses :: Module, CLASSIC STUDIES IN PSYCHOLOGY

	Overview
	Classic studies in psychology: are they really classic? -The replication crisis in psychology and what we have learned about what constitutes a �classic� study. -Methodology and impact of seminal studies in psychology; -Critical discussion of eight classic studies in psychology. -Group presentation and discussion of critical analysis of student-selected papers

Overview

Classic studies in psychology: are they really classic? -The replication crisis in psychology and what we have learned about what constitutes a �classic� study. -Methodology and impact of seminal studies in psychology; -Critical discussion of eight classic studies in psychology. -Group presentation and discussion of critical analysis of student-selected papers

	Learning Outcomes
	On successful completion of the module, students should be able to: Describe the history and theoretical bases of classic studies in contemporary psychology; Critically evaluate the methodology and conclusions of seminal papers in psychology; Describe the �replication crisis� in psychology and discuss how this has improved psychological science; Present and discuss results of key experiments in a number of domains of psychology.

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CLASSIC STUDIES IN PSYCHOLOGY

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