How to Ask Me a Statistics Question

This post includes instructions on how to ask me a written statistics question.

Question and Answer Sites on Statistics, Computing, Research, and Psychology

This post sets out some of my favourite question and answer sites on topics related to statistics, computing, research, and psychology.

Free Online Videos on Mathematical Statistics from UCCS

For some time I've been searching for online video courses on mathematical statistics. I previously posted a list of mathematics video courses. However, this previous list focused on introductory mathematics courses (e.g., calculus and linear algebra) and introductory probability and statistics. This previous list did not include more sophisticated mathematical treatments of statistics. Thus, I was pleased to discover the UCCS Department of Mathematics Video Archive.

Free Online Mathematics Books

I found a great list of free online mathematics books.

Practice Questions for Statistics in Psychology (Undergraduate Level)

This post is intended for undergraduate students who are studying statistics in psychology. The post provides links to online resources that provide practice questions.

Statistics and Basic Data Analysis: Summary of Earlier Posts

I've recently activated Feedburner. It has not included my posts prior to March 2009. Thus, this post lists these earlier posts for any interested readers.

Statistics:

• Formatting correlation matrices into psychological format using SPSS, Excel and Word
• One-group observational study: Basic set of analyses with links to SPSS resources
• Longitudinal data: Basic data management and analyses
• dyadic data: Basic data analysis and how to merge data in SPSS in dyadic data situations.
• Carry-over effects in repeated measures designs: what to think about and a case study from my own research
• Issues of causal inference in mediation analysis and basic resources for performing mediation and moderation analyses.

Writing:

• How to import references from Google Scholar into Endnote
• Books on writing style

And to put first things last:

• my first post.