Research Methods in Environment and Behavior
Description:
This course in intended for students who are likely to engage in reseach of any kind, formal or informal, that is concerned with people and the environment. Major emphasis on is placed on conceptualization - on going from a topic of interest to measurable constructs. A focus on anticipating possible outcomes and possible alternative interpretations leads to consideration of various research designs and strategies. A concern for ethical and humane research is examined in terms of the researcher's role both with respect to participants and the ultimate recipients of the information.
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Rachel Kaplan
Syllabus
Credits
Minimum Credits:
3
Maximum Credits:
3
Pass/Fail:
Pass/Fail or S/U optional
Graduate:
Yes
Prerequisites:
Graduate Standing.
Department Numbers
Department 1:
NRE
Number 1:
641
Instructors
Kaplan
Terms Offered
Winter Semester:
Yes
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