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Lecture 1: Introduction to R
What is r,
What does r enable us to do,
Why use r instead of spss
21
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Lecture 2-3: Research Questions for Associations
What do good research questions c...,
What are the different types of r...,
What is a population
34
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Lecture 4: Research Questions for Predictions I
What are the rules for associations,
What is a variation,
What is variance
11
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Lecture 5: Research Questions for Predictions II
What does the ols estimator do,
What is r squared,
What are the possible values of r...
8
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Lecture 6: Research Questions for Group Differences I
What are probability functions,
How are probability functions exp...,
What is a normal distribution
18
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Lecture 7: Research Questions for Group Differences II (Between-subjects for 3+ groups)
Between-subject designs for 3 or more groups.
16
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Lecture 8: Research Questions for Group Differences III (Within-subjects for 3+ groups)
What constitutes dependent groups...,
Why do we use a qqplot,
What is the difference between a ...
11
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Lecture 9: Research Questions for Group Differences IV (Interaction for between-subjects)
What is an interaction effect,
What are the two approaches to an...,
What are main effect contrasts
6
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Lecture 10: Research Questions for Group Differences V (NHST)
What is a null hypothesis,
What is an alternative hypothesis,
What is a criterion
12
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Lecture 11: NHST
What is the curse of multiplicity,
What is the per comparison alpha ...,
What is the familtywise alpha value
4
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