Methodology is the way a study is designed. In other words, what is manipulated and/or measured. The methodology affects the conclusions that can be drawn. Cognitive Modelling@ (1) Game Theory@ (215) Qualitative@ (92) Survey@ (25) 1. Critical Thinking - Teaches how to identify and evaluate study designs and determine whether a question can be explored scientifically. 2. Internal Validity Tutorial - Gives examples of threats to validity then challanges students to identify problems with hypothetical studies. 3. Methods in Behavioral Research - Directory of online resources relating to each chapter of a textbook. Also includes practice quizzes. 4. Psychological Image Collection at Stirling (PICS) - Stimuli available for free download. Includes faces, objects, drawings, textures, and natural scenes. 5. Research Methods - Online tutorial gives examples, practice, and a test to assist students in understanding the differences between experimental, correlational, survey, and other methods. 6. Wextor - Tool to help generate web pages for multi-condition (between and/or within subjects) experiments. Requires registration. 7. Research Design Explained - Instructor’s site for a textbook which has lectures, handouts, and activity ideas. Linked student site has self-tests, concept maps, and tutorials.

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