getting finished in stats this semester
November 16, 2009
M/T (16/17) — SPSS work on laptops for chapter 13, commenting conclusions
W/Tr (18/19) — finish SPSS and input HW problems with raw data available. Comment conclusions, get feedback from me.
Tr/F (19/20) — regression tests
M/T (23/24) — chi square lecture
M/T (30/1) — chi square mini-test.
Finals whenever the AVPAA said in the calender!
Regression Lab: ch 13.
November 16, 2009
Here is our material for the regression lab for chapter 13. Once again we’ll do our see one, replicate one, try one on your own approach. You should share your conclusion statements below as a comment if you want feedback. We’ll talk about them at the end of class.
On Wednesday or Thursday you should bring your completed HW so that we can run it through SPSS and practice more conclusion writing.
reminder: Chuck is at a conference
November 12, 2009
no class today. Use your time wisely. Solve some problems and write some conclusions we can look at together!
more work on conclusion writing from SPSS results
November 4, 2009
…this Wednesday and Thursday.
I have a feeling there will be a great deal of separation between those that have been attending class and working toward understanding and those that have not this go around. Hope to see everyone today and tomorrow. I want everyone to do well!
Finishing up November:
November 1, 2009
This week we’ll cover the factorial chapter and take our third exam during the lab period.
The week of the 9th – 13th we’ll cover regression, but we won’t have labs as I have a presentation on Thursday afternoon.
The week of the 16th – 20th we’ll finish regression and take part 1 of test #4 over the regression material. Then on the 23 and 24th we’ll cover chi square. We’ll follow that up with test $4, part 2 over chi square on the 30th and first during our last class periods.
simple ANOVA lab
October 29, 2009
Lab this week will focus on using spss to calculate oneway independent and repeated measures ANOVA. We will also be focusing on post-hoc tests and interpretation. The lab directions, as always, can be found on the content page.
Share your conclusions here as comments. (Then start reading chapter 12).
ANOVA HW conclusions:
October 28, 2009
I would like for everyone to pick one conclusion they feel confident about and one conclusion they do not feel confident about from our HW assignments this week and share them here so that we can all learn and grow together. If you like you my wait until after you exam them in SPSS and work from the output.
Be sure that you label what problem you are working from so that we know what you are talking about
Stats Class: ANOVA this week (ch. 11)
October 25, 2009
On Monday and Tuesday I’d like for you to make sure that you complete your HW assignments
and suggested HW problems
- chapter11: 1,2,3,5,6,7 (only do LSD test by hand as needed for the independent problems)
for chapter 11 (It’s all on the content page). On Wednesday and Thursday, we’ll go over these problems and talk about conclusion statements. In lab on Tr and Fr we will solve these problems using SPSS and begin talking about Factorial ANOVAs (chapter 12).
I need to go to a meeting on Undergraduate Research tomorrow afternoon. As a result I am having you guys complete these assignments and giving you class time to do that so that we can move ahead more rapidly on Wednesday and Thursday. I hope that you use this time wisely. You are more than welcome to use our classroom space and work together on Monday and Tuesday if you like.
t-test test results fall 2009
October 24, 2009
Here are our descriptives for test #2, t-tests and hypothesis testing. I exported the SPSS output as a pdf file and am sharing it here:
Test Two, Chapters 9 & 10
October 14, 2009
The test format will be very similar to our first exam. There will be a closed book section of multiple choice and short answer questions that will require you to reflect on what we’ve covered. After you turn that in we’ll have an open book, open note set of problems to solve. You should also be prepared to answer questions by reading and interpreting SPSS output. You will have the entire 3 hours of lab if you need it. I expect many to be done after an hour or so. Remember to bring paper, pencils, your calculator, etc.