East Carolina University
Department of Psychology
Kurtosis -- illustration showing that high kurtosis results from moving scores from the shoulders to the center and tails of a distribution.
Kurtosis-SAS -- code and output illustrating kurtosis
Parametric Inference -- the basics
t Tests
One-Way ANOVA, Independent Samples
Example Presentation of Results -- also how to conduct the analysis with SPSS
Factorial ANOVA, Basic Concepts
Factorial ANOVA Computations: Two-Way, Independent Samples, Balanced
Factorial ANOVA, Area x Delay -- example of how to present the results of a factorial ANOVA
Three-Way ANOVA -- code to do the analysis with SAS and prepare interaction plots with Excel
Random and Mixed Effects ANOVA -- also nested and crossed factors
Multivariate Statistics, Brief Introductions
Multiple Regression
Meet the General -- introduction to the general linear model
Analysis of Covariance -- just a multiple regression with both classification variables and continuous variables
Time (pretest vs posttest) x Group -- how to analyze such data
Comparing Regression Lines -- does the regression solution vary across groups
Nonlinear Relationships -- simple ways to deal with data where the best fit is not linear.
Discriminant Function Analysis and MANOVA
Path Analysis
Multiple Regression and ANOVA Summer Workshop
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Dr. Karl L. Wuensch
This page most recently revised on 7-April-2018.