Selecting the Correct Inferential Statistic

This video demonstrates how to select the correct inferential statistic given specific variables, design, and levels of measurement. Nonparametric alternatives to parametric statistics are provided. Several statistics are reviewed including Correlation, Point-Biserial Correlation, Independent-Samples t test, Dependent-Samples t test, ANOVA, ANCOVA, MANOVA, MANCOVA, Repeated Measures ANOVA, Factorial ANOVA, Linear Regression, and Logistic Regression.

[gurlygurl]

Very comprehensive overview of selecting the appropriate statistic for different contexts and constructs!

[emmagilligan]

This is a very thorough review of the different statistical tests and how to choose the correct one. Very useful! I'll be sure to come back to it for future assignments.

[amandadonelson]

This will be a great reference for the future. In our statistics book, it offers a chart which shows a quick "use this" "if this" flow. This video seems to explain the reasons and breakdown of that chart essentially and well.

[asiasykes]

Both this course and my statistics I course I am taking concurrently have helped me understand which appropriate statistical measure to use better than I did when I began the classes 8 weeks ago. It makes more sense now that I have seen the same material a few times.

[monicaperry]

This video was so helpful! It really helped me to understand the different inferential statistics and when they are used. It was easy to follow and put in easy to understand terms with good examples.

[ushalincoln]

This video was extreamly helpful in understanding the different statistics.

[brittanydent]

I will remember this video for future courses and assignments. After learning all of the parts of the research design I can know which to use when necessary.

[sarahjones]

This video helped clarify each of the statistics and made it easy to apply to my own research. It was easy to understand as well.

[jodinakamura]

This video is full of easy to understand ways of selecting the correct statistic. I will be referring to this video often.

[loriwardwell]

Good video! This cleared some things up for me and I think I know what statistic I need for my research thanks to it.

[alinasar]

Dear, I'm not MPhil or Ph.D. student but I would simply like to ask that if I want to find the relation between risks factors (independence Variables) such as age, gender, education and independable variables like knowledge, attitude or practice score, then what type of test will I need to use? If I want to see the effect of education on knowledge of patients towards their disease?

[alasilify]

Good day Dr,
I would like you to help me on the conditions to meet before testing one-way ANOVA and a step by step Multiple Regression tutorial.

Thank you for the good work you are doing for students like me.

[michaelquist]

I thought this was a comprehensive treatment of the the statistical variable selection process.