Psychology Dissertation Support Forms and Resources
Forms
For all Psychology Dissertation Forms, please visit the PsyD Dissertation Resources Website.
Resources
- Writing Support Resources - downloadable resources, sample doctoral dissertations and a list of independent text and APA editors.
- Turnitin GSEP WS Course - Access to the Turnitin plagiarism checker for your dissertation and/or research papers.
- Preparing for Dissertation Clearance Webinar on YouTube
- Dissertation Clearance Guide for Psychology - comprehensive overview of the review process from initial submission to APA clearance.
- Dissertation Format Requirements Manual - Detailed overview of structure and format guidelines specific to GSEP dissertations.
- Sample Psychology Division Preliminary Pages- Templates for title page up to abstract and appendices.
- Visit the APA Style Website for free resources, tutorials, and to purchase the latest edition of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association.
- The APA Style Blog offers current insights from APA experts, including weekly posts that expand on a variety of APA Style guidelines.
- ProQuest Guide: Copyright and Your Dissertation
- ProQuest Guide: Preparing Your Manuscript for Submission
- Author Pricing for Printed Copies
- Pepperdine ProQuest Publishing Guide
Methods Review
All psychology GSEP students submitting expedited or full review IRB applications must first submit their research proposals to the Psychology Methods Review Committee for approval before submitting the proposal for GPS IRB review.
For information about the Psychology Methods Review Committee, contact Dr. Cary Mitchell at 310-506-8553 or cary.mitchell@pepperdine.edu.
Details of the GPS IRB process and application forms are available at the Graduate and Professional Schools IRB Community webpage
Institutional Review Board (IRB) /Human Subjects Research
In accordance with Federal Guidelines all research involving human subjects must consider how subjects are being protected from harm. No phase of research involving any type of interaction with human subjects may begin until the student's proposal has been reviewed by the Graduate and Professional Schools Institutional Review Board (GPS IRB).