Mar 18, 2016
This isn't the study we're hoping to fund here, but it's a study we've been working on in the lab for a while. You can get a sense from watching it about the kinds of things we do in the lab, the kinds of things each student does to allow for data collection, and the kinds of behaviors we're expecting to see in the dogs. This is a video I made for my research methods course, so don't feel like you need to do the assignment at the end :)
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