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Sheila
Henderson, PhD
Research
and Evaluation
A
three-unit academic course (45 hours) that meets the
California LPCC licensure
requirement for a master’s level core course in
research and
evaluation
As stipulated, the course covers:
- research methods and statistical analysis
- use of research to inform evidence-based practice
- importance of research in advancing the profession of counseling
- statistical methods used in conducting research, needs assessment,
and program evaluation
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Sheila
Henderson, MBA, Ph.D., is a California licensed Counseling
Psychologist, former Associate Provost of Alliant International
University and former Visiting Associate Professor at the California
School of Professional Psychology.
She teaches Research Methods at Alliant and has mentored many students
through their dissertation research.
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Organization
of the Course
The course consists primarily of readings and two examinations.
It is an open entry/open exit class -- that is, students can
start and finish at their own pace.
1) Exams:
The first exam comes about half-way through the course and
can be done open book and then submitted. The second will be
a final exam, also open book.
2) Grading:
This course is graded on a pass/fail basis.
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Who Should Attend?
Professionals
planning to apply for grandfathered LPCC licensure with the Board of
Behavioral Sciences (BBS)
LCSWs
Marriage and Family Therapists
Counselors
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OPTIONAL text:
Heppner,
P. P.,
Kivlighan, D. M., Jr., & Wampold, B.
E.,
"Research Design in Counseling" The chapters needed from the
text
are in PDF format in the course.
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How
Our Online Courses Work:
Web Lectures feature our best
Instructors,
presenting material and using slides, conveniently divided into short
sub-topics -- over the Internet. They tend to cover deep background, or
foundational information; the didactic component of a good CE class.
You can review them at your own pace.
There are no start or end dates for our online
courses
and they can be accessed at any time after you register.
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