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Book/chapter/article recommendation for beginners level confirmatory factor analysis?
I am looking for a text that will help me provide explanations suited to undergraduate level. I've found that Andy Field's "Discovering Statistics Using..." series allowed me to pitch things at the ...
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Any suggestions for a good undergraduate introductory textbook to statistics?
I am hoping you can give me some suggestions. I am teaching in a very diverse (made of minority groups) college and the students are mostly Psychology majors. Most students are fresh from high school ...
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The genuine inventors of concepts
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It is almost a permanent need in researching progress addressing/referring the first inventor, proposer or developer of the concepts which are widely being used these days. Have got no clear ...
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Self study vs a taught education?
There is a question with similar intent on programmers.SE. That question has some quite good answers, but the general theme seems to be that without self study, you get no-where.
Obviously there are ...
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References for consulting statisticians to offer their clients
This question illustrates the difficulty of a person mastering statistics and probability on their own, in the face of weakly developed resources like Wikipedia.
It occurred to me that consulting ...
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Good text on Clinical Trials?
I'm an undergraduate statistics student looking for a good treatment of clinical trials analysis. The text should cover the fundamentals of experimental design, blocking, power analysis, latin squares ...
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Short online videos that could assist a lecture on statistics
When lecturing statistics, it can be useful to incorporate the occasional short video.
My first thoughts included:
Animations and visualisations of statistical concepts
Stories regarding the ...
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