You want to avoid Latin squares, and frankly, missing cells are evil.
Music “Mandelbrot Set” by Jonathan Coulton
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Psychology 3256 (Winter 2010) – Hierarchical ANOVA
Hierarchical ANOVA, it is awful….
Music “Ordinary Day (In Hell)” by Quickie
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Psychology 3256 (Winter 2010) – Mixed ANOVA
Between and within factors, what are you, crazy?
Music “Hundred Times Over” by Private Joker
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Psychology 3256 (Winter 2010) – Repeated ANOVA 01
We get into repeated measures and blocking
Music “Hundred Times Over” by Private Joker
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Psychology 3256 (Winter 2010) – Factorial ANOVA 02
We continue our factorial ANOVA discussion…..
Music “Delusional” by Battery Life
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Psychology 3256 (Winter 2010) – Factorial ANOVA 01
Now the real meat of the course starts, unless you are vegetarian, then I guess it is the real umm. broccoli of the course…
Music \”Mandelbrott Set\” by Jonathan Coulton
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Psychology 3256 (Winter 2010) – Post Hoc Tests
The last stats class before the break is on post hoc tests.
Music “Today” by Dan Brodbeck and Corey Thompson
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Psychology 3256 (Winter 2010) – Transformations
Two useful but short topics
Music “Tyrant Mind†by 24 Hour Church of Beer
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Psychology 3256 (Winter 2010) – Simple ANOVA
As Kosh would say on Babylon 5, and so, it begins…
Music “Shot” by Stowaway
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Psychology 3256 (Winter 2010) – Power
This is awesome, awesomely hard…. The concepts are the key here.
Music \”Ordinary Day in Hell\” by Quickie
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