College Student Perceptions of Psychology as a Science as a Function of Psychology Course Enrollment

College students (N = 297) completed a perceptions of psychology as a science survey before and after completion of psychology courses. Psychology as a science scores increased significantly from the beginning to the end of the research methods courses, but scores in introductory psychology courses...

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Hauptverfasser: Pettijohn II, Terry F., Pettijohn, Terry F., Brenneman, Miranda M., Glass, Jamie N., Brito, Gabriela R., Terranova, Andrew M., Kim, JongHan, Meyersburg, Piroch, Joan
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