Statistics (MAN-MOR004)

The author passed the test with a 8.5. This summary gives you a good overview of everything that has been discussed during the video lectures from 2019-2020. Everything is exam material. Clear overview and explanation of the formulas and calculations that you must be able to take for the test. No unnecessary difficulties. The author of the article has been to 98% of the lectures, case lectures and FAQs or has looked back and co-written, made all assignments and checked them and 85% of the SP...

This summary contains the following chapters: - chapter 1.1-1.9 - chapter 5.4-5.5 - chapter 2.1-2.9 - chapter 6.6 - chapter 19.1-19.3.2; 19.5-19.6 - chapter 8.1-8.4.3; 8.5; 8,7; 8.8 - chapter 10.1-10.6 - chapter 7.1-7.5 - chapter 12.2-12.3 - chapter 9.1-9.8; 9.10-9.10.2; 9.11-9.11.3; 9.14 At the end of the summary, there is a written overview of equations.

Samenvatting Discovering Statistics using IBM SPSS - Andy Field - Vijfde editie Radboud Universiteit Business Administration - Hoofdstuk 1,2,7,8,9,10,12,19 - inclusief overzicht van de symbolen

This document shows how to report dependent t-tests, independent t-tests, correlations, post hoc tests, and chi-square tests according to the Vadamecum Reporting Research and by using SPSS output, clearly pointing out where each component of the report can be found in the SPSS output. Furthermore, it is explained how to choose the correct statistical technique in SPSS.

An extensive summary of the Statistics course, explaining everything that is needed for the exam: validity -vs- reliability, the five dispersions, z-scores, central limit theorem, confidence intervals, type I and type II errors, boxplots, t-tests, correlations, ANOVA, post hoc tests, Chi-squares etc. Includes lots of graphs, colours, and explanations to make the topics clear and to give a good overview of everything that needs to be learned.

Summary of the lectures and tutorials of Statistics provided by the Radboud Universiteit. Lectures and tutorials correspond with the book Discovering statistics using IBM SPSS by Andy Field.