Statistics Consulting: My Approach and Orientation

I've been a statistical consultant for postgraduate and fourth year psychology students for many years. The following post distils my method and philosophy of statistics consulting.

Jeromy Anglim's Teaching Resources | Statistics

The following are some statistics teaching resources that I have developed over the years.

Introduction to Statistical Modelling in Psychology: NSS Presentation

Today I gave an introductory talk for the Neuropsychological Students’ Society at the University of Melbourne on the topic of Statistical Modelling in Psychology.

The slides with notes from the talk are available for download at the following link: Introduction to Statistical Modelling in Psychology.

Statistics for a Psychology Thesis

In 2007 I presented a talk to postgraduate psychology students at The University of Melbourne. As part of the talk I produced a handout which summarised many of the key points that I felt were relevant for such an audience who needed to complete a thesis involving quantitative analysis. Reading over it two years later, I still agree with the ideas, even if my understanding may be a little more nuanced. For example, I'd now see meta-analytic thinking as a simple version of Bayesian statistics. Anyway, I thought I'd post it on the blog.
The audio (17MB) for the talk is available online, as are the Slides, and a PDF version of the content below.