Professor Elizabeth Bauer - Clinical Assistant Professor,
Faculty of Arts and Sciences, New York University - Ph.D. 2000
(Experimental Psychology), City University of New York, B.A.
1989 (Psychology), City University of New York - Bio &
Publications This course provides students with the basic tools
for evaluating data from studies in the behavioral sciences,
particularly psychology. Students will gain familiarity with
data description, variance and variability, significance tests,
confident intervals, correlation and linear regression, analysis
of variance, and other related topics. The goal is to learn the
application of statistical reasoning to decision making. Current
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