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responsibilities of faculty associates are limited to teaching undergraduate and master’s level courses related to one or more of the following areas: (1) criminological theory; (2) social science research methods
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for research funding Knowledge of survey research methods, including questionnaire construction and sampling design principles Working knowledge of factor analytic methods, survival analysis, structural equation
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the quantitative methods sequence. We expect the new hire to teach courses that contribute to ASU’s new general education requirement in American Institutions. This position is an in-person, academic year
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methods, community and clinical partnership development, and professional development activities (e.g., manuscript preparation, project management, and grant writing). Edson College is part of a vibrant
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: Research Methods; SBS 300: Psychological Literacy and Career Development; PSY304: Effective Thinking; PSY 330: Statistical Methods; PSY 443: Abnormal Child Psychology; PSY 500: Research Methods; PSY 513
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to the fulfillment of this charter. Essential Functions of the Position: Teach courses in relevant areas via one (or more) of the following methods: in-person, online, hybrid, or a combination thereof Hold office
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collected data, and using cutting-edge quantitative methods to draw causal inferences about real-world problems. For more information about the Cognition, Behavior, and Information research group, visit https
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experimentally collected data, and using cutting-edge quantitative methods to draw causal inferences about real-world problems. For more information about the Cognition, Behavior, and Information research group