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Module PPC-4005:
Research Methods & Statistics

Research Methods & Statistics 2025-26
PPC-4005
2025-26
School of Psychology & Sport Science
10 credits
Module Organiser: Fay Short
Overview

Topics covered in this module include: 鈥uantitative: Designing Research (Research Design) 鈥uantitative: Data Analysis (Analysing Data) 鈥uantitative: Descriptive Analysis (Mean, Mode, Median) 鈥uantitative: Inferential Analysis for Relationships (Correlation) 鈥uantitative: Inferential Analysis for Difference (T-Test, ANOVA) 鈥ualitative: Designing research (Research Design) 鈥ualitative: Data Analysis (Grounded Theory, Thematic Analysis, Discourse Analysis, Narrative Inquiry) 鈥elf in the Research (Researcher as Participant) 鈥esearch Projects (Research Decisions) 鈥lanning Research (Research Plans) 鈥pplying for Ethical Approval (Ethics Applications) Please note that these topics are subject to change dependent on staff availability, unexpected circumstances, and the assessed needs of the students.

Topics covered in this module include: 鈥uantitative: Designing Research (Research Design) 鈥uantitative: Data Analysis (Analysing Data) 鈥uantitative: Descriptive Analysis (Mean, Mode, Median) 鈥uantitative: Inferential Analysis for Relationships (Correlation) 鈥uantitative: Inferential Analysis for Difference (T-TEST, ANOVA) 鈥ualitative: Designing research (Research Design) 鈥ualitative: Data Analysis (Grounded Theory, Thematic Analysis, Discourse Analysis, Narrative Inquiry) 鈥elf in the Research (Researcher as Participant) 鈥esearch Projects (Research Decisions) 鈥lanning Research (Research Plans) 鈥pplying for Ethical Approval (Ethics Applications) Please note that these topics are subject to change dependent on staff availability, unexpected circumstances, and the assessed needs of the students.

Assessment Strategy

Assessment criteria for this module are as follows:

Excellent (A*, A+, A, A-) 鈥xcellent use of research with appropriate application of methods and statistics 鈥omprehensive knowledge of Research Methods and Statistics 鈥etailed understanding with no factual errors 鈥ritical analysis showing evaluation and synthesis of ideas 鈥ovel and innovative originality in approach, interpretation, and voice 鈥xtensive and comprehensive independent research 鈥ogically defended arguments with evidence for all claims 鈥ighly focused and well structured 鈥xcellent presentation with accurate and appropriate expression 鈥orrect format in appropriate referencing style

Good (B+, B, B-) 鈥ood use of research with appropriate application of methods and statistics 鈥trong knowledge of research methods and statistics 鈥lear understanding and mostly free of factual errors 鈥ome analysis showing critical evaluation and links between ideas 鈥ovel originality in approach, interpretation, and voice 鈥onsiderable independent research from appropriate sources 鈥oherent arguments with evidence for most claims 鈥ocused and well structured 鈥lear presentation with accurate and appropriate expression 鈥ostly correct format in appropriate referencing style

Threshold (C+, C, C-) 鈥imited use of research with appropriate application of methods and statistics 鈥ome knowledge of research methods and statistics 鈥nderstanding of the main concepts with no major factual errors 鈥asic analysis showing obvious points of evaluation and links between ideas 鈥ome originality in approach, interpretation, and/or voice for part of the work 鈥ome independent research from appropriate sources 鈥rguments presented with evidence for the most important claims 鈥eadable structure showing focus at times 鈥cceptable presentation with appropriate expression 鈥ttempt at correct format in appropriate referencing style with no major errors

If you do not meet the threshold then your work will be graded as a Fail. Fail grades vary from Poor (D+, D, D-, E+, E, E-) to Very Poor (F).

Learning Outcomes

  • Analyse quantitative and qualitative research data

  • Critically appraise research risks within the bounds of appropriate ethical guidelines.

  • Critically understand and apply different approaches to research study

  • Generate an original research proposal with a critical understanding of how data can be gathered and analysed

Assessment method

Other

Assessment type

Summative

Description

Eight classroom exercises completed across the semester. Exercises are open-book sets of questions (often multiple-choice or short answer) accessed through Blackboard. Exercises can be completed in the weekly workshop with the lecturer available to answer questions if needed. Alternatively, the student can choose to complete the exercise in their own time outside the class during that week. Each exercise is made available on the Monday of that week and must be submitted before the following Monday when the answers will be released. Each exercise should take approximately 50 minutes to complete, but the exercise itself has no time limit to ensure that it is fully inclusive for students with different learning needs.

Weighting

30%

Due date

20-04-2026

Assessment method

Written Plan/Proposal

Assessment type

Summative

Description

Research proposal consisting of three parts: 1.Research Review of 1000wds critically exploring published research and theory into a key issue in counselling or psychotherapy and justifying the need for the proposed research (must be completed independently) 2.Ethics Form proposing an ethical and pragmatic research project for the final dissertation (can be completed in collaboration with others in your research project group and all members of the group receive the same marks for this component) 3.Ethics Gateway Test (90% pass/fail) 4. SONA Research Participation (eight credits)

Weighting

70%

Due date

23-03-2026

WT: 4273842

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