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This course is a continuation of PSY 89998. It is the final course to accomplish the final project. The main focus of study is placed on the delineation of a problem in the field of psychology and a plan for conducting a literature review of the subject that will lead to its resolution. The course integrates and demonstrates theoretical and practical knowledge gained in the degree in which the doctoral project manuscript is completed. It consists of an introduction, statement of the problem, methods of analysis, findings, conclusions and suggestions for future research. At the completion of the final project, the Learner presents his/her research methods, findings and solutions to the problem in a written document and defends his/her project to his/her Project Chair and Committee in an Oral Defense. The project is intended to make a significant contribution to the field and/or the Learner's discipline. The grade for the course is either a Satisfactory or an Unsatisfactory grade only.
Learning Outcomes: - Introduce self and explain course expectations
- Synthesize course concepts through interaction and discussion with other Learners
- Integrate course concepts through the use of the Taylor Study Method
- Analyze the constraints and limitations of interventions and change
- Identify a specific problem or potential problem area or area for analysis and intervention
- Formulate research questions
- Assess the literature in addressing those questions
- Create a collection of qualitative data in the literature review of a subject
- Synthesize the concepts underlying appropriate use of descriptive statistics
- Evaluate course concepts critically and competently through interaction with Learners and Faculty Mentor
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