Advanced quantitative training

FIU Department of Psychology

All students completing a Ph.D. in the Psychology department (Ph.D. in Psychology or Ph.D. in Cognitive Neuroscience) are required to complete three common courses covering introductory topics in applied statistics and quantitative methods: Quantitative Methods I (PSY 5939), Quantitative Methods II (PSY 5939), and Multivariate Analysis in Applied Psychological Research (PSY 5246C).

Students who complete three (3) additional advanced quantitative methods electives, for a total of 6 statistics courses, can receive a departmental acknowledgement that they have completed advanced quantitative training. Students must achieve a minimum of B- in each course.

Complete this form after you have completed all courses.

NOTE: This is a departmental acknowledgement of advanced training and does not appear on your final transcript or diploma.
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Introductory courses completed

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Quant 1 semester and year
Quant 1 grade
Quant 2 semester and year
Quant 2 grade
Multivariate semester and year
Multivariate grade
Three (3) elective courses are required.

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Approved courses (as of Fall 2021)

Introduction to SEM for Psychological Research (PSY 5939)
Longitudinal Data Analysis (PSY 5939 / PHC 6056)
Categorical Data Analysis (PSY 5939)
Missing Data (PSY 5939)
Multilevel Models (PSY 5939)
Data Science for the Social Sciences (PSY 5939)
Statistical Graphics and Communication (PSY 5939)
Quasi-experiments and Causal Inference (PSY 5939)
Mediation (PSY 5939)
Systematic Review & Meta-Analysis (PHC 6062)
Hierarchical Linear Modeling for Educational Research (EDF 7489)
High Dimension Data Analysis (STA 6636)
Network Analysis for Education and Social Science (SCE 7990)
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Advanced quantitative training

Advanced quantitative training

Introductory courses completed Please indicate if you are substituting another course (e.g., from a previous M.A./M.S. degree). Substitutions will be confirmed by Dr. Coxe and Dr. Frazier (Director of Graduate Studies).

Elective 1

Elective 2

Elective 3

Introductory courses completed

Please indicate if you are substituting another course (e.g., from a previous M.A./M.S. degree). Substitutions will be confirmed by Dr. Coxe and Dr. Frazier (Director of Graduate Studies).