Untitled DocumentConversation Analysis Practical This short assignment is designed so as to give you some experience of transcription using conversation analysis and to examine the extent to which you understand issues related to conversational structure
ESCI : exploratory software for confidence intervals Simulations included are: Non-Central t distribution, statistical power, confidence interval for simple experimental design, with repeated sampling, and for standardised effect sizes, and meta-analysis.
How To Guides : help for SPSS These guides supplement the help already provided by Statistics Computer Packages by providing graphical descriptions for carrying out most of the operations and tests in the package.
Java Applets A Regression Applet, A Confidence Interval Applet, A Histogram Applelet, A Central Limit Theorum and Hypothesis Testing Power Applet amongst others.
Online Psychology Laboratory - Resources:Demonstration of Power OPL features interactive experiments, data collection, and data downloads illustrating new and classic psychological phenomena. Lecturers can register to collect data or simply run experiments.Resources: Demonstration of Power
Online Psychology Laboratory - Resources:Example of Regression Analysis OPL features interactive experiments, data collection, and data downloads illustrating new and classic psychological phenomena. Lecturers can register to collect data or simply run experiments.Example of Regression Analysis
Online Psychology Laboratory - Resources:Sampling Distribution of the Mean OPL features interactive experiments, data collection, and data downloads illustrating new and classic psychological phenomena. Lecturers can register to collect data or simply run experiments.Resources: Sampling Distribution of the Mean
Running Bivariate Correlation Using SPSS A site dedicated to helping educators learn more about how to use the Online Psychology Laboratory to teach principles of psychology. A Teaching Tip Demo.
Running Chi-Square With SPSS A site dedicated to helping educators learn more about how to use the Online Psychology Laboratory to teach principles of psychology. A Teaching Tip Demo.
Running Descriptives With SPSS A site dedicated to helping educators learn more about how to use the Online Psychology Laboratory to teach principles of psychology. A Teaching Tip Demo.
Running Frequencies With SPSS A site dedicated to helping educators learn more about how to use the Online Psychology Laboratory to teach principles of psychology. A Teaching Tip Demo.
Running Means With SPSS A site dedicated to helping educators learn more about how to use the Online Psychology Laboratory to teach principles of psychology. A Teaching Tip Demo.
Running One Way ANOVA A site dedicated to helping educators learn more about how to use the Online Psychology Laboratory to teach principles of psychology. A Teaching Tip Demo.
Running Paired-Samples With SPSS A site dedicated to helping educators learn more about how to use the Online Psychology Laboratory to teach principles of psychology. A Teaching Tip Demo.
Running Ratio Statistics With SPSS A site dedicated to helping educators learn more about how to use the Online Psychology Laboratory to teach principles of psychology. A Teaching Tip Demo.
Running Related Samples With SPSS A site dedicated to helping educators learn more about how to use the Online Psychology Laboratory to teach principles of psychology. A Teaching Tip Demo.
Running Two Related Samples With SPSS A site dedicated to helping educators learn more about how to use the Online Psychology Laboratory to teach principles of psychology. A Teaching Tip Demo.
Seeing statistics Seeing statistics is an interactive webbook for the teaching of statistics.
SPSS Link - Real Stats, Real Easy Tutorials teaching the novice how to use SPSS to conduct basic statistical analyses. SPSS Lessons: Univariate Analysis
Statistics and Simulations This website illustrates statistical concepts using Java and QuickTime applets. Simulations include normal distributions, regression analysis and binomial distributions.
