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Module details

PS934-7-FY: RESEARCH PROJECT (MSC)

Year: 2013/14
Department: Psychology
Essex credit: 60
ECTS credit: 30
Available to Study Abroad / Exchange Students: No

Staff
Supervisor: Professor Ray Meddis  
Teaching Staff: All academic staff in Psychology are involved in project supervision.  
Contact details: The General Office, Room 3.704, Department of Psychology. e-mail: psygradsec (Non essex users should add @essex.ac.uk to create the full email address) Enquiries: (01206) 873822  

Module is taught during the following terms
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Module Description

Learning & Teaching Methods

Personal supervision

Assessment

100 per cent Coursework Mark (Dissertation)

Coursework:
100 percent Course Work Mark (Dissertation)

Other details:
100 percent Course Work Mark

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Other information

Last updated 26/07/07 JVP

Bibliography

  • The PS934 Psychology Research Project is a research dissertation with a maximum of 10,000 words, written up as a research report. The dissertation reports the results of an original psychological research study carried out under the supervision of a staff member. There are a wide variety of topics that you can opt to research. A good research report looks like an psychology study reported in a peer-reviewed journal (e.g., Cognitive Neuropsychology, Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology). Thus its organisation should follow the standard format of the articles in such journals. It is a time-consuming task to collect data and write a good research report, so allow yourself plenty of time for this important piece of work.
  • More extensive details of PS934 appear at the back of the handbook (Appendix C), together with advice on writing up a research project (Appendix D).

Further information

External Examiner Information

  • Name: Dr Peter Hegarty
  • Institution: THE UNIVERSITY OF SURREY
  • Academic Role: Reader in Social Psychology

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