EXPERIMENTAL METHODS

POLISCI 820

Course Description

Experimental methods in the social sciences, with specific application to political science. Covers the logic of experimentation and how experiments can be used to investigate social phenomena. Interpret, design, execute and analyze experiments.

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Graduate/professional standing

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