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Research methods quiz!

December 15, 2014Rob Bircher

It’s the run-up to Christmas, so what could be more festive than a Research Methods quiz?!

Many thanks to our friends at AllPsych for putting this quiz together.

And a very happy Christmas to psychology students everywhere.

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