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Students who wish to work with Dr. Blanchar as a teaching assistant (TA) should email him for more information. TAs sign-up for 1 or 2 credits of PSY 3989 Directed Instruction.
Courses Taught
PSY 3201: Social Psychology
PSY 4301/5301: Political Psychology: Psychological Perspectives (new approved course)
PSY 5401: Advanced Social Psychology
PSY 3021: Experimental Design and Methodology
PSY 3022: Applied Methods and Measurement
PSY 3994: Directed Research
PSY 3986: Honors Project
PSY 3989: Directed Instruction
PSY 8099: Research Project in Psychology (Plan B)
Political Psychology (Swarthmore College)
Research Practicum in Political Psychology (Swarthmore College)
Seminar in Social Psychology (Swarthmore College)
Research Design and Analysis (Swarthmore College)
R: Data Science in Psychology
I created a working "short course" (or collection of guides) in using the R programming language for data analysis and graphics. This resource is geared toward undergraduate and graduate students in psychology at the University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD), and serves as an attachment for several of my courses covering statistics and research design. I developed this resource to address questions and dilemmas that both newer and seasoned scholars often encounter when managing and analyzing datasets.
Students will become familiar with R/RStudio and its basic operations, and learn how to tidy and transform data, create professional data visualizations, construct and draw inferences from statistical models (e.g., t-tests, ANOVAs, linear mixed models, confirmatory factor analysis), and disseminate their results using tools for open and reproducible science. It is not yet complete and will be updated periodically.
Access this resource here:Â R: Data Science in Psychology
A University of Minnesota account is required, but interested individuals can email me to request permission to access it.
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