Craig, B: Introduction to the Practice of Statistics notes

Summary of the following sections: Biological Psychology Part 1: Chapter 2 (book not listed), Research Methodology Biological Psychology Part 2: Chapter 11 (book not listed), Health and Well-being Statistics: Introduction to the practice of statistics, 9th edition (Moore, McCabe, Craig) Social Psychology: Lecture Social Psychology by Dr. Liga Klavina & Chapter 12 (book not listed), Social Psychology

In-depth summary of the course 1.3, Statistics 1. Covering the contents of Passer & Moore and Mccabe.

Summary statistics 1a based on the textbook Introduction to the practice of statistics that is used in the first year of studying psychology on the University of Groningen. Good luck studying!

Very detailed document covering all exam relevant topics including examples and graphics. Lectures and readings are combined into one cohesive document. Covers all the mandatory sources of this course.

In-depth summary of course 1.3, Statistics. Covers contents of Moore and Passer books.

This is a summary of the book Introduction to the practice of statistics. This book is used during the first year studying Psychology at the University of Groningen. Good luck studying!

Everything you need in one document! Summary of all tutorial meetings, required literature (Moore+Passer), articles and lectures that you need to prepare for the exam of 1.3C Statistics course at EUR. Very clear and well-written notes in English from the academic year 2019/20.

Detailed and cohesive summary covering all the exam relevant topics and mandatory readings. Examples and graphics included for further understanding. Covers all the learning objectives extensively. Received grade 9 for this course studying with these notes.

All kinds of formulas and the corresponding test statistics and BHI and more in it

Summary of the necessary parts of the book 'Introduction to the Practice of Statistics' by Moore, McCabe and Craig.

This summary based on the classic textbook for teaching statistics 'Introduction to the Practice of Statistics', helps students to correctly produce and interpret data found in a real-world context. The summary can be seen as a guide through the different types of data gathering and the analysis. Use this summary, whilst making the corresponding homework tasks, to develop a problem-solving way of thinking - which helps to understand statistical concepts and reasoning. Good luck ! :)

Detailed and cohesive summary covering all the exam relevant topics and mandatory readings. Examples and graphics included for further understanding. Covers all the learning objectives extensively. Received grade 9 for this course studying with these notes.

Very detailed document covering all exam relevant topics including examples and graphics. Lectures and readings are combined into one cohesive document. Covers all the mandatory sources of this course.

All kinds of formulas and the corresponding test statistics and BHI and more in it

Everything you need in one document! Summary of all tutorial meetings, required literature (Moore+Passer), articles and lectures that you need to prepare for the exam of 1.3C Statistics course at EUR. Very clear and well-written notes in English from the academic year 2019/20.

Summary of the necessary parts of the book 'Introduction to the Practice of Statistics' by Moore, McCabe and Craig.

In-depth summary of course 1.3, Statistics. Covers contents of Moore and Passer books.

In-depth summary of the course 1.3, Statistics 1. Covering the contents of Passer & Moore and Mccabe.

Summary of the necessary chapters for Research Practice 1 from the book 'Introduction to the Practice of Statistics' by Moore, McCabe & Craig.

Summary of the following sections: Biological Psychology Part 1: Chapter 2 (book not listed), Research Methodology Biological Psychology Part 2: Chapter 11 (book not listed), Health and Well-being Statistics: Introduction to the practice of statistics, 9th edition (Moore, McCabe, Craig) Social Psychology: Lecture Social Psychology by Dr. Liga Klavina & Chapter 12 (book not listed), Social Psychology