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PSY 2326 - Statistics for Social and Behavioral Science

Credits: 3 hrs
The objective of the course is to show the student how statistics are used. The student will gain an appreciation of the proper use of statistics and statistical terms in textbooks, newspapers, magazines and in research reports. The following topics will be developed: common statistical measures, histograms, probability, binomial distribution, sampling, the chi-square test, correlation and prediction, t-tests, and analysis of variance. Students may not receive credit for MAT 2326 or SOC 2326 in addition to this course. General Education Course that Satisfies SLO: Quantitative Literacy; AK: Social/Behavioral Science Prerequisite(s): PSY 2301. Cross-listed as HIS 4323 Special Topics in Latin America Students may not receive credit for both AAS 4323 and HIS 4323.