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Research Methods

Elise Risher

This class is an introduction to qualitative and quantitative research methodologies and techniques. Students will learn to apply research techniques such as data collection and analysis as researchers, as well as to enhance clinical interpretation and practice skills. 

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Dance/Movement Therapy Program courses

• Clinical Fieldwork Orientation
• Graduate Seminar in Methods and Theory of DMT I
• Graduate Seminar in Methods and Theory of DMT II
• Group Work Theory and Practice I
• Group Work Theory and Practice II
• Human Growth and Development
• Movement Observation I
• Movement Observation II
• Movement Observation of Children Fieldwork
• Professional Orientation and Ethics
• Psychopathology
• Research Methods

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