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What’s All the Buzz About Bayes?

For a practical example, imagine that one day while strolling around your house, you notice that your fine china display has been smashed into pieces. You suspect that a burglar broke into your home and destroyed your precious dishware. You figure doing a Bayesian hypothesis test could help you get to the bottom of what…
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Cautions of Mediation

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Analysis of Variance (ANOVA): Why look at variance if we’re interested in means?

If you aren’t familiar with a procedure called, “Analysis of Variance (ANOVA),” it’s basically used to compare multiple group means against each other and determine if they are different or not. We can determine how similar or dissimilar multiple groups’ means are from one another by asking the question, “How much of the difference is…
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What is a Sampling Distribution?

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Signal Detection: Decision Making in Uncertainty

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An Illustrative Guide to Statistical Power, Alpha, Beta, and Critical Values

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Mediating and Moderating Variables Explained

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Python for the Social Sciences: Toolkit Essentials

Why Py? Why should psychologists, or social scientists more generally, care about programming? The fact is anyone who uses softwares for data analysis relies on programming and many wonderful tools exist to give researchers improved control over their data for more efficient workflow. Although learning programming may seem an insurmountable task, with the right…

