Course Details Language of Instruction English Level of Course Unit Bachelor's Degree Department / Program PSYCHOLOGY Type of Program Formal Education Type of Course Unit Elective Course Delivery Method Face To Face Objectives of the Course Apply general and specific psychological and basic research knowledge in psychology into various life and research settings independently acquire basic skills regarding to conduct research and on the applications in lab or everyday life. devising technologies for human well-being, and following global and psychology-specific ethical codes and values in psychological applications and research on psychology Course Content This course is worth 5 ECTS (each credit is equivalent to about three hours of work per week) and requires a mentor from AGU. The course will be graded with a letter. The following are the expectations for each of these options: 1 credit (letter D), 2 hours per week commitment, 5-10 page "Study Report" at the end of the term; 2 credits, 3 hours per week commitment, 5-10 page "Study Report" at the end of the term; 3 credits, 4 hours per week commitment, 15-20 page "Study Report" at the end of the term; 4 credits, 5 hours per week commitment, 10-15 page "Study Report" at the end of the term; 4 credits, 5 hours per week commitment, 10-15 page "Study Report" 5 credits, 6 hours per week commitment, 15-20 page "Study Report" at the end of the term The term "Study Report" refers to a document submitted to the person grading the student, the instructor of record for the section in which the student has enrolled. If a student is working off-site, the off-site research mentor s input will be used to inform the grading. The "Study Report" can take several forms, depending on the maturity of the project: progress reports on data collected, training received, papers read, skills learned, and so on; or organized notes for lab notebooks, lab meetings, and so on; or manuscript-like papers with Intro, Methods, Results, and Discussion; or some combination thereof.? Ultimately, this will take different forms for different students/labs.? Course Methods and Techniques Active learning activities Prerequisites and co-requisities ( PSYC101 ) and ( PSYC102 ) and ( PSYC103 ) and ( PSYC104 ) Course Coordinator Prof.Dr. Engin Arık Name of Lecturers None Assistants None Work Placement(s) No Recommended or Required Reading Resources Canvas Portal Lecture notes will be shared on Canvas. Canvas Portal Course Category Social Sciences %100

 





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