:angel:
Thanks, and :chuckle:
I see the value of it, it's really done a lot to inform the way I look at sample statistics, and not just for psychological studies but also sample statistics in politics, etc. I know a little better now (just a beginner) how to look at the way a study was conducted and how the results were calculated to see if there's error or bias skewing the results. Something quite useful in politics, for sure. I need to have that statistics knowledge even though I won't be involved in research (any more than I have to be to get a degree) because I need to understand how to read research papers.
But it fries my brain.
Thanks, and :chuckle:
I see the value of it, it's really done a lot to inform the way I look at sample statistics, and not just for psychological studies but also sample statistics in politics, etc. I know a little better now (just a beginner) how to look at the way a study was conducted and how the results were calculated to see if there's error or bias skewing the results. Something quite useful in politics, for sure. I need to have that statistics knowledge even though I won't be involved in research (any more than I have to be to get a degree) because I need to understand how to read research papers.
But it fries my brain.