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Postgraduate Diploma in Psychological Science
Advanced knowledge of psychological concepts, theories, and research; evaluation and synthesis of scientific literature to support evidence-based conclusions and research questions; ethical and culturally responsive thinking in relation to all stages of the ps…
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Advanced knowledge of psychological concepts, theories, and research; evaluation and synthesis of scientific literature to support evidence-based conclusions and research questions; ethical and culturally responsive thinking in relation to all stages of the psychological research process; critical engagement with selected stages of the psychological research process, including methodological planning and the analysis of open-source, non-human, or simulated data; written communication of research findings and psychological knowledge to academic, professional, and community audiences; implementation of Te Tiriti o Waitangi obligations in psychology; knowledge of postgraduate study pathways; employments skills, advanced research methods and statistics (for students who wish to progress to further postgraduate study).
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