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Fordham University The Jesuit University of New York

Department of Psychology

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			PSYCHOMETRICS PROGRAM TYPICAL SEQUENCE OF STUDY First Year Fall Cognitive Development Psychometric Theory Research Methods Regression Analysis Research Colloquium Spring Introduction to Neuroscience/Lab Multivariate Statistics Program Evaluation Item Response Theory Research Colloquium Second Year Fall Personality Development ANOVA Cognitive Assessment/Lab Social Psychology Pre-doc project Spring Structural Equation Modeling Categorical Data Analysis Social Policy Judgement and Decision Making Pre-doc project Third Year Fall Bayesian Statistics History and Ethics Advanced SEM Personality Assessment/Lab Spring Nonparametric Statistics Multidimensional Scaling Factor Analysis Multilevel Modeling Fourth Year Fall Dissertation Proposal Spring Dissertation Proposal Fifth Year Fall Progress Report Spring Progress Report Most psychometrics courses are given only once every other year, so this schedule would vary accordingly