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The Department of Methodology and Evaluation Research at Universität Jena has made available a set of free online video courses on data analysis. They cover topics that are particularly relevant to psychology and social science researchers, including SEM, causal inference, regression, R, and psychometrics. Some courses are in German, but many are in English, and the [...] Here is a newly discovered blog with lots of useful articles about practical statistics. GENERAL STATISTICS Getting Started: General advice on statistics for a thesis Below is a categorized list of the articles currently offered in the R Tutorial Series. Introduction to R Part 1 Descriptive Statistics Summary and Descriptive Statistics Data Visualization Scatterplots Correlation Zero-Order Correlations Regression Simple Linear Regression HLM Hierarchical Linear Modeling ANOVA One-Way ANOVA From: [...] Baskerville – cultured, dignified and just and admirable Read the passage carefully. Determine its structure. Identify the author’s purpose in writing. Make a note in the margin when you get confused, or when you think something is important. Reread. This time divide the passage into sections or stages of thought. The author’s use of paragraphing will often be a useful guide. Label, on the passage [...] A new Web site, Open Educational Resources Center for California, brings together information on free and open textbooks and course materials in one location. Though the Web site was designed for California’s community-college faculty members, it could be a useful resource for anyone trying to find learning materials in the public domain. The site links to more [...] APA Style Blog: Books That Provoke Our Thanks Writers in psychology and the social and behavioral sciences reach for the APA Publication Manual first when they have style and usage questions. But inevitably, some topics are outside its scope, while others are covered in less detail than one might like. At APA, there are a few resource books [...] The Internet Public Library has lots of really useful links. I find this set particularly useful when writing. Internet Public Library: Style & [...] Research as a Second Language Tara Gray’s Publish and Flourish performs one of its essential ideas in its table of contents. If we restate the subtitle as a question, the section headings, taken together, constitute the answer, and the chapter titles constitute its elaboration. Q: How does one become a prolific scholar? A: You become a prolific scholar by [...] How to Find the Right Chart Type for your Numeric Data If you are finding it hard to pick the right chart type for your type of data, this easy flow chart (available as PDF and JPG) courtesy Andrew Abela should help you make the decision quickly. Start from the center and take the route that best [...] digitalresearchtools This wiki collects information about tools and resources that can help scholars (particularly in the humanities and social sciences) conduct research more efficiently or creatively. Whether you need software to help you manage citations, author a multimedia work, or analyze texts, Digital Research Tools will help you find what you’re looking for. We provide a [...] Academic Earth – Video lectures from the world’s top scholars Locus Online Features: Cory Doctorow: Writing in the Age of Distraction SelfMadeScholar.com Zigmas Bigelis’ Blog 101+ Web Resources for Students | studenthacks.org From the tutors of the Writing Center at Harvard University: Developing [...] How to Write Abstracts | studenthacks.org This might sound easy, but I find that this is sometimes the most difficult part. How do you condense all your research into a brief paragraph? It can be mind-boggling — [...] 100 Ways to Use Your iPod to Learn and Study Better | OEDb Where to Find a Librarian 24/7 | studenthacks.org They can cut your research time in half – and help you find exactly what you need. And you never need to visit a library to talk [...] |
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