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Fall 2016
Melinda Redding
PSY 202
This notes cover what Professor Mervin went over in his lectures. It includes the definitions that this class will use and all of Chapter one from the book!
Lecture 1: Chapter 1 Notes
Brief overview of Chapter 2
These notes cover the first lecture on Chapter 1 for Elementary Statistics.
These notes cover the second lecture on Chapter 1.
These notes cover the lecture of Chapter 2 on Frequency Distributions.
These notes cover the introduction, types of studies, and types of sampling.
These notes cover the things we went over in the first week of class. Hope they are helpful!
These notes cover the material from Tuesday, August 30, 2016. Hope these are helpful!!
These notes cover what Professor Mervin went over in class on the second week. It covers all of chapter 2 and the beginning of chapter 3. Important vocabulary words are highlighted and examples of the different types of graphs are shown!
These cover the second part of Chapter 2 and the first part of Chapter 3.
These notes cover Central Tendency and Variability
These are the class notes from the lecture on Tuesday, 9/6/16. The notes are an overview of chapter 4, introducing z-scores and probability.
These are detailed notes from week 2, including Chapters 2 and 3. There are also notes on how to do work using the statistics program "R".
These notes covered the beginning of Chapter 4: Standard Scores, Normal Distribution and Probability.
These notes cover what Professor Mervin discussed during week 3. It includes new vocabulary and many important equations that will be on exams.
The notes cover the last few sections of Chapter 3 on Describing Quantitative Data with Summary Statistics.
These notes cover Chapter 4 which is Describing Categorical Data: Frequency Distributions, Graphics, and Summary Statistics.
This study guide goes over the main points for chapters 1-4, with fill in the blanks and definitions.
This covers all the material on the first exam! It includes all vocabulary words and I followed Professor Mervin's study guide when creating the chapter walk through. Good luck and have fun studying!
This is a brief overview of some things I found important for this first test (Ch. 1-5).
This study guide cover formulas, terms and symbols for Chapters 1-4.
These notes cover the remainder of what will be on exam 1.
This is a brief outline from lecture that details what to specifically pay attention to for Dr. Redding's exam.
These notes cover the beginning of Chapter 5: Sampling and Confidence Intervals.
These notes cover Chapter 5 which goes over the ways to describe the position of a score in a distribution.
These are my lecture notes for class on 9/15/16. They cover sampling, confidence intervals are to be covered next.
This weeks lectures concludes the information needed for the first exam. Chapters 4 and 5 are completed and all important words are colored differently to stick out!
These notes cover the chapter 5 topic of Sampling and Confidence Intervals
These are the lecture notes from 9/20/16. They finish up the last concepts of ch. 5 and begin ch. 6.
These notes cover the beginning of chapter 6: Introduction to Hypothesis Testing.
These notes cover the first part of chapter 6 which shows how to describe relationships between two variables.
These notes cover the second part of Chapter 6 which goes over the last parts of describing relationships between two variables.
These notes cover Ch. 6 and some of Ch. 7, which includes the Correlation Model as well as the Regression Model.
These notes cover the first part of Chapter 7 which goes over how to describe the relationship between two variables in terms of regression.
These notes cover the beginning portion of The Single Sample t-Test.
These notes cover what is on Homework 6 which includes chapters 7-9.
These notes cover the second part of Chapter 7.
These notes cover lecture notes from chapter 10 for our next test.
These notes cover what will be on Exam 2 which includes chapters 6-10.
These notes cover ch. 11.
These are my book notes for chapter 5. They cover all of the required vocabulary as well as some of the points we went over in class.
These are my lecture notes from class on 10/4 and 10/6. They finish up ch. 7 material and move into ch. 8.
This study guide covers chapters 5-9 highlighting the logic of the chapters as Dr. Redding has said the logistics will be more important for the exam. I've also provided a few tips and a flow chart for deciding which hypothesis test to use.
These notes cover the Paired-Sample t Test lecture
A brief outline with symbols, side notes and outlines
These are my lecture notes from class on 10/11 and 10/13. They complete an example from ch. 8 and then move into and complete ch. 9.
These notes cover lecture notes from chapters 11-12
These notes cover the beginning of the chapter along with symbols and an example
These notes cover lecture notes for chapters 13 and 14.
These notes cover the ending of Between Single One Way ANOVA and introduces the Post HOC Test
These notes cover the topic of Repeated-Measure ANOVA, containing definitions, formulas and examples.
This is my completed study guide for Exam 3.
This is the study guide I made for exam 3. It briefly covers the info from chapters 5-11.
This study guide covers chapters 5 -11 with definitions, symbols and outlines.
These are my lecture notes from class on 10/25 and 10/27. They cover all of chapter 10.
These are my lecture notes from class on 11/1 and 11/3. They cover all of chapter 11.
These notes cover Ch. 15
These notes cover the end of chapter 16.
These are my class notes from 11/8 and 11/15. They cover chapter 13 completely.
These are my class notes from lecture on 11/17 and 11/29. They briefly cover chapter 14 and 15.
These are my notes from class on 12/1. They cover the last of chapter 15, chi-square test of independence as well as a little bit of the guideline for the final exam.
This is the study guide for the final exam. It covers all chapters; however, like the test, it emphasizes chapters 13-15.
These notes cover the topic of correlations, particularly Pearson's Correlational Coefficient.
These notes are a combination of Pearson's Correlation Coefficient and Simple and Multiple Linear Regression
These notes cover the difference between parametric and nonparametric tests with emphasis on Chi Square
This study guide covers: Correlation, Chi Square, Sample t Tests and ANOVAs, and Parametric vs. Nonparametric tests
These notes cover chapters 17 and 18
Dr. Merv Matthew Chapter 1 information Graphs, charts, variables
Dr. Merv Matthew Psych Stats Chapter 2
Dr. Rowland NMR- Carbon and Hydrogen Chemical Shifts Chapter 15 and 16 Dienes
Dr. Merv Matthew Chapter 3,4,5 Central Tendency Quantitative and Qualitative Data Graphs and Charts
Dr. Merv Matthew Chapters 1-5 Graphs, charts, data, frequency, central tendency