Basic Stats Principles and Concepts

Normal Curve Calculations

Dr. Jennifer Ripley by Dr. Jennifer Ripley on October 4, 2024

Dr. Jen Ripley teaches how to do calculations about the percentage and z scores using the bell curve as the...

Categories: Distributions Normal Curve Z Scores

Types of Bell Curves

Dr. Jennifer Ripley by Dr. Jennifer Ripley on October 4, 2024

Dr Jen Ripley discusses the central concept of the Bell Curve for statistics students

Categories: Kurtosis Normal Curve Skew

Multicollinearity

Dr. Jennifer Ripley by Dr. Jennifer Ripley on October 4, 2024

The assumption of multicollinearity in statistics

Categories: Assumptions Multicollinearity

Normality and Linearity

Dr. Jennifer Ripley by Dr. Jennifer Ripley on October 4, 2024

A mini-lecture on normality and linearity

Categories: Assumptions Distributions Linearity Normal Curve Normality

Distribution and the Normal Curve

Dr. Jennifer Ripley by Dr. Jennifer Ripley on October 4, 2024

All about normal curves, skewness, kurtosis, z scores and the percentage of the participants under a normal curve.

Categories: Distributions Normal Curve

Probability

Dr. Jennifer Ripley by Dr. Jennifer Ripley on October 4, 2024

A mini-lecture on the concept of probability for Statistics Class.

Categories: Basic Stats Principles and Concepts Probability

Variability/Variance Mini Lecture

Dr. Jennifer Ripley by Dr. Jennifer Ripley on October 4, 2024

This is a mini-lecture on some of the more easily misunderstood aspects of the concept of “variance” or spread-out of...

Categories: Basic Stats Principles and Concepts Measures of Spread Standard Deviation Variance

Normal Curve with T and Z Scores

Dr. Jonathan Hoover by Dr. Jonathan Hoover on July 21, 2024

This is a Microsoft Word graphic showing the percentages of the normal curve at given z or T scores.

Categories: Basic Stats Principles and Concepts Data Visualization (Graphs and Charts) Measures of Spread Module 4 - GPSY 510

Levels of Measurement

Dr. Jonathan Hoover by Dr. Jonathan Hoover on July 21, 2024

In this video, Dr. Hoover explains the nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio levels of measurement.

Categories: Basic Stats Principles and Concepts Module 1 - GPSY 510

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