Part I of this two-quarter Research Practicum involves faculty and student collaboration in an original research project on a topic of transpersonal interest. Students actively participate in every phase of the research project, beginning with research design and carrying through with recruiting participants, conducting interviews, administering surveys, analyzing textual data through a thematic content analysis, conduct statistical analyses using SPSS, determine findings from research data and convey them in a scholarly article.
*This class is the first of a 2-consecutive course sequence. Enrollment in this course requires enrollment in GPHD9826 Research Practicum II in the Spring Quarter.
Prerequisites:
- GPHD6101: Foundations of Transpersonal Psychology
- GPHD6205: Critical Thinking and Scholarly Writing
ONE of the following research methods courses:
- GPHD6103: Qualitative Research Methods
- GPHD6014: Quantitative Research Methods and Basic Statistics