Add to ORKGsubject pool has been changing, but the educational value is still in doubt. In many areas of psychology, undergraduate psychology students have been the primary source of data collection. In 1977, 73.2 % of the articles in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology and 92.7 % of the articles in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Perception used undergraduate psychology students (Kulich, Seldon, Richardson, & Servies, note 1). These statistics occur in spite of criticisms regarding the validity and generalizability of such data (Rosenthal & Rosnow, 1969). Others have questioned the potentially coer-cive nature of these subject pools (Cook, Kimble, Hicks, McGuire, Schoggen, & Smlth. 1971). Concern has been expressed ...
How do students of psychology and students of other disciplines perceive what a professional psychol...
We surveyed psychology departments nationwide to determine the most important issues in undergraduat...
It is a common, if controversial, practice to recruit undergraduate psychology students as research ...
Psycholorn and other majors were surveyed before and after completing an introductory psychology cou...
Psychology has long relied on and been committed to empirical research. Indeed, empiricism is the fo...
report that 97 % of colleges and universities offered an introductory psycholo-gy course in 1997. St...
By contrast, arts and humanities courses were ranked lower than psychology for understand-ing scienc...
Quantitative subjects, such as research methods and statistics, are often perceived as a necessary e...
Almost 2 million students enroll in introductory psychology each year in the United States, making i...
Industrial-organizational (I-O) psychology has been in existence since the early 1900s but still rem...
Previous research has questioned the educational value of taking introductory courses in psychology....
Comparisons of facts and principles taught in introductory courses in psychology in various colleges...
We evaluated a project designed to expose introductory psychology students to the fields of psycholo...
Almost 2 million students enroll in introductory psychology each year in the United States, making i...
BSC\u27s Psychology Department has developed a human subject research program that serves both facul...
How do students of psychology and students of other disciplines perceive what a professional psychol...
We surveyed psychology departments nationwide to determine the most important issues in undergraduat...
It is a common, if controversial, practice to recruit undergraduate psychology students as research ...
Psycholorn and other majors were surveyed before and after completing an introductory psychology cou...
Psychology has long relied on and been committed to empirical research. Indeed, empiricism is the fo...
report that 97 % of colleges and universities offered an introductory psycholo-gy course in 1997. St...
By contrast, arts and humanities courses were ranked lower than psychology for understand-ing scienc...
Quantitative subjects, such as research methods and statistics, are often perceived as a necessary e...
Almost 2 million students enroll in introductory psychology each year in the United States, making i...
Industrial-organizational (I-O) psychology has been in existence since the early 1900s but still rem...
Previous research has questioned the educational value of taking introductory courses in psychology....
Comparisons of facts and principles taught in introductory courses in psychology in various colleges...
We evaluated a project designed to expose introductory psychology students to the fields of psycholo...
Almost 2 million students enroll in introductory psychology each year in the United States, making i...
BSC\u27s Psychology Department has developed a human subject research program that serves both facul...
How do students of psychology and students of other disciplines perceive what a professional psychol...
We surveyed psychology departments nationwide to determine the most important issues in undergraduat...
It is a common, if controversial, practice to recruit undergraduate psychology students as research ...