Jordyn Alexander
About Me
Driven by my passion and enthusiasm for research, I have attained foundational competency in research methodology through self-teaching for personal projects & previous academic research projects.
I am seeking to leverage my vast experience and passion for process automation, project management, and research to build future innovative practices within UX Research and Market Research. I aim to become a UX researcher or market researcher as both roles heavily overlap. I’m confident in my research skills as it pertains to both user experience and product markets.
Education
University of North Texas
Conducted extensive primary research regarding various psychological phenomena, employing rigorous research methodologies to collect and analyze data. Designed and executed surveys to investigate specific research questions and hypotheses utilizing quantitative methodology Utilized statistical analysis software (SPSS) to analyze research data, ensuring accuracy and reliability of results. Collaborated with other UNT students to develop research proposals, refine methodologies, and interpret findings. Engaged in meticulous archival and correlational research to investigate and synthesize existing literature and studies in the field of psychology Explored diverse research topics, including cognitive processes, social psychology, and abnormal psychology, broadening understanding of the breadth and depth of psychological research. Developed critical analysis skills to evaluate and interpret published research articles, theoretical frameworks, and empirical findings. Refined my ability to critically appraise research methodologies, sample sizes, and statistical analyses used in published studies. Applied systematic approaches to review and summarize relevant literature, identifying key themes, trends, and gaps in current knowledge. Utilized scholarly databases, such as PsycINFO, PubMed, and JSTOR to access a wide range of peer-reviewed articles and academic resources. Employed citation management tools, like EndNote, to organize and track research sources efficiently.
University of Birmingham
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