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Statistically analyzing and interpreting your collected data

How to...

Other types of practical questions...


Data Screening

Missing Values



- Meta-analysis
- Mediation
- What is an Interaction?
- Interaction between two continuous variables
- Interaction between categorical and continuous variables
- What is a correlation?
- What is a partial correlation?
- What is a point-biserial correlation?
- What is regression?
- What is analysis of covariance (ANCOVA)?

- What is a scatterplot?
- What is linearity?
- Want help using SPSS?
- What is "syntax" in SPSS?
- What is Computational Modeling?
- What is a rank-based nonparametric test?

- Why transform continuous variables into categorical variables?
- How to dichotomize variables?
- Why cut into thirds or fourths instead of dichotomizing?

  • Composites

- How do I create a composite of items?
- Why create a composite of items?

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