This capstone unit introduces students to the role and significance of research in developing the evidence base for counselling and psychotherapy.
This capstone unit introduces students to the role and significance of research in developing the evidence base for counselling and psychotherapy. Students will be introduced to a range of research paradigms, research designs and methodologies, with an emphasis on qualitative methodology. Social, legal and ethical aspects of research in the discipline will be addressed.
Students will learn how to develop a research question and a draft research proposal, including a timeline for implementation. Students will be encouraged to give feedback to each other on the merits of each other’s proposals.
Students will also be introduced to systematic literature search techniques, and ways to record and display searches of literature. Students will conduct a search of published peer- reviewed research for the research question they develop, relevant to the counselling and psychotherapy discipline, and will produce a quality literature review synthesising and evaluating these findings.
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Core unit
Year 2, Semester 1
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