Statistical Methods for the Social Sciences, Global Edition samenvattingen

This is a summary for the course Statistics II of the second year of psychology. The summary is based on the book Statistical Methods for the Social Sciences by Alan Agresti and the lectures. I studied using this summary and received an 8.7 for the exam.

This is a summary for the course Statistics 3 of the third year of psychology. The summary is based on all relevant literature and lectures, and contains everything from Statistics 1 up to and including Statistics 3.

A comprehensive summary of the course Introduction to Statistics (In English) with a table of contents at the front to keep the overview. All given chapters are summarised and so are all lectures.

Dit is een samenvatting voor het vak Statistiek II van het tweede jaar psychologie. De samenvatting is gebaseerd op het boek Statistical Methods for the Social Sciences van Alan Agresti en de hoorcolleges. Door te studeren aan de hand van deze samenvatting heb ik een 8,7 gehaald voor het tentamen.

This is a summary of the book Statistical Methods for the Social Sciences (fifth edition) by Alan Agresti. This book is used by Statistics 2, in the second year of studying Psychology at the University of Groningen.

Summary Exam 3 Research Methods & Statistics UvA Year 1

Samenvatting van het Engelse boek 'Statistical Methods for the Social Sciences' (vijfde editie) van Alan Agresti. Samenvatting is grotendeels in het Engels, met soms wat Nederlandse woorden voor mijn eigen snappen.

A summary containing the slides based on the material: M&M CH14 M&M CH12.2 (contrasts) CH11 sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 CH12 section 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 CH13 sections 1, 2, 4 (Not ‘Multiple comparisons of adjusted means’) CH14 sections 1, 2, 3 CH15 sections 1, 2, 3

a summary of the most important content from the statistics 1 course, based on lectures and the book (see below). Alan Agresti (2018). Statistical Methods For The Social Sciences – 5th global edition. Pearson Education International.

Summary Exam 4 Research Methods & Statistics UvA Year 1

A concise summary of the most important content from the Statistics 2 course (P_BSTATIS_2), based on lectures and the book (see below). Alan Agresti (2018). Statistical Methods For The Social Sciences – 5th global edition. Pearson Education International.

A summary containing the slides based on the material: M&M CH14 M&M CH12.2 (contrasts) CH11 sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 CH12 section 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 CH13 sections 1, 2, 4 (Not ‘Multiple comparisons of adjusted means’) CH14 sections 1, 2, 3 CH15 sections 1, 2, 3

a summary of the most important content from the statistics 1 course, based on lectures and the book (see below). Alan Agresti (2018). Statistical Methods For The Social Sciences – 5th global edition. Pearson Education International.

Summary of all lectures from the Stats 2 course at the VU, psychology year 2. Includes lecture notes, examples and all chapters from Agresti & Finlay that are required for this course.

Summary of all lectures, examples and chapters required for Statistics 1/Statistiek 1.

A comprehensive summary of the course Introduction to Statistics (In English) with a table of contents at the front to keep the overview. All given chapters are summarised and so are all lectures.

Summary Exam 3 Research Methods & Statistics UvA Year 1

Summary Exam 4 Research Methods & Statistics UvA Year 1

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This is a summary for the course Statistics 3 of the third year of psychology. The summary is based on all relevant literature and lectures, and contains everything from Statistics 1 up to and including Statistics 3.