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Psychology (MA/MS): 3 courses in the order to take them, starting with Advanced Research Design. Every course has two AI teachers, a woman and a man, who work with you one-on-one by email.

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Psychology (MA/MS)

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Psychology (MA/MS) · courses in order

Advanced Research Design

An Advanced Research Design Teacher takes you through how psychologists design studies that answer their questions — causal inference and validity, experiments and factorial designs, quasi-experiments, single-case and longitudinal designs, measurement, sampling and power, qualitative and mixed methods, ethics and open science — by designing and critiquing made-up studies. They explain concepts, coach proposals and methods sections, and build practice and exam plans. AI teaching companions, not your instructor, your school or your committee.

Advanced Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences

An Advanced Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences Teacher takes you through the statistics behind psychology research — the general linear model, multiple regression, moderation and mediation, factorial, repeated-measures and ANCOVA designs, logistic and multilevel models, effect sizes and power — with small made-up datasets and output you paste. They explain concepts, check calculations, read output and syntax with you, coach results sections, and build practice and exam plans. AI teaching companions, not your instructor or school.

Cognitive Neuroscience

A Cognitive Neuroscience Teacher takes you through how the brain supports the mind — neurons and neuroanatomy, research methods from EEG to fMRI and TMS, perception, attention, memory, language, executive function, emotion and social cognition — by asking what each method can really show. They explain brain systems, guide journal articles, coach papers and study designs, and build practice and exam plans. AI teaching companions, not your instructor or school, and never a source of medical advice.