Statistics for the Social Sciences

Statistics for the Social Sciences

Por: Jennifer Miller
This podcast is for Wayne State College students taking SSC 319 Statistics for the Social Sciences. Episodes take listeners through the structure and design of the course (including the syllabus and Canvas site), descriptive and inferential statistics, and a range of different statistical tests for samples and populations. Topics covered include basic descriptive statistics measures such as mean, median, mode, range, and standard deviation; the structure of research papers and how to ensure data used for analyses is reliable and valid; and numerous statistical tests including the one-sample test, t-tests, ANOVAs, and regression analysis.
19 episodios disponibles

Latest episodes of the podcast Statistics for the Social Sciences

Following the Line 16/11/2025
Comparing Many Groups on 1 or More Measures 09/11/2025
T for Two, as in Testing Two Groups or Two Times 02/11/2025
If We Know the Population, But Not the Sample... 28/10/2025
Initial Draft Guidance 26/10/2025
Testing Our Expectations 23/10/2025
Are the Results Significant or Just What We'd Expect? 21/10/2025
Midterm Follow-Up Time 17/10/2025
Is This Normal? 01/10/2025
What are the Chances? Aka, Probability... 01/10/2025
How to Build a Research Paper (and include Stats!) 26/09/2025
Hitting the Data Target 14/09/2025
Terms for Clarification 14/09/2025
Sharks, Ice Cream... and Why Correlation Ain't Causation 09/09/2025
Just Picture It (Your Data That Is!) 02/09/2025
How Different is our Data? 29/08/2025
The 3Ms: Mean, Median, and Mode 27/08/2025
What are Descriptive and Inferential Statistics? 20/08/2025
Introduction to our Course and Canvas 20/08/2025
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