Sharon Klinkenberg legt SPSS uit op YouTube
Universitair Docent Sharon Klinkenberg (Universiteit van Amsterdam) helpt ons allen met YouTubefilmpjes over SPSS:
Everything you need for the course WSRt of the second year of Psychology at the Uva
For extra information concerning methodological tests, go to: https://wiki.uva.nl/methodologiewinkel/index.php/Hoofdpagina
WSRt, critical thinking, a list of terms used in the articles of block 2
This is a list of the important terms used in the articles of block 2 of WSRt at the uva.
WSRt using SPSS, manual for tests in the third block of the second year of psychology at the uva
Here is a short explanation how to do tests in SPSS. These are the tests needed for the third block of WSRt and psychology at the second year of the uva.
WSRt, critical thinking, a list of terms used in the articles of block 4
This is a list of the important terms used in the articles of the fourth block of WSRt, with the subject alternative approaches to psychological research.
This magazine contains all the summaries you need for the course WSRt at the second year of psychology at the Uva.
Discovering statistics using IBM SPSS statistics by A. Field (5th edition) a summary
This is a summary of the book "Discovering statistics using IBM SPSS statistics" by A. Field. In this summary, everything students at the second year of psychology at the Uva will need is present. The content needed in the thirst three blocks are already online, and the rest
... Critical thinking: A concise guide by Bowell & Kemp (4th edition) - a summary
This is a summary of the book 'Critical thinking: A concise guide' by Bowell and Kemp. The topics in this summary are about constructing arguments and recognizing good from bad arguments. In this summary, everything second year psychology students at the uva need in the
... WSRt, critical thinking - a summary of all articles needed in the second block of second year psychology at the uva
This is a summary of the articles and reading materials that are needed for the second block in the course WSR-t. This course is given to second year psychology students at the Uva. This block is about analysing and evaluating psychological research. The order in which the
... WSRt, critical thinking - a summary of all articles needed in the third block of second year psychology at the uva
This is a summary of the articles and reading materials that are needed for the third block in the course WSR-t. This course is given to second year psychology students at the Uva. The course is about thinking critically about scientific research and how such research is
... WSRt, critical thinking - a summary of all articles needed in the fourth block of second year psychology at the uva
This is a summary of the articles and reading materials that are needed for the fourth block in the course WSR-t. This course is given to second year psychology students at the Uva. The course is about thinking critically about how scientific research is done and how this
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What is a confidence interval in null hypothesis significance testing?
An confidence interval is an interval brought out an algorithm that by repeated use gives an X% change to hold the true population value.
What is the difference between a p-value and Bayes likelihood?
The main difference between the P-value and the likelihood of Bayes is:
- P-value is the chance at obtaining the data of more extreme data given the null-hypotheses and the used procedure
What are important elements of Bayesian statistics?
The three most important elements of Bayesian statistics are:
- The Prior: the relative plausibility of hypothesis, before seeing the data
- Likelihood: the predictive updating factor
- The Posterior:
What is the Bayes factor?
The Bayes factor (B) compares the probability of an experimental theory to the probability of the null hypothesis.
It gives the means of adjusting your odds in a continuous way.
- If B is greater than 1, your data support the experimental hypothesis over the
What are weaknesses of the Bayesian approach?
Weaknesses of the Bayesian approach are:
- The prior is subjective
- Bayesian analysis force people to consider what a theory actually predicts, but specifying the predictions in detail may by contentious
- Bayesian analysis escape the paradoxes of
What is qualitative psychological research?
At its most basic, qualitative psychological research can be seen as involving the collection and analysis of non-numerical data through a psychological lens in order to provide rich descriptions and possibly explanations of peoples meaning-making, how they make sense of the
... What criteria should be held by good qualitative research?
Criteria that should be held by good qualitative research are:
- Sensitivity to context
- Commitment
- Rigour
- Transparency
- Coherence
- Impact and importance
For more information about these criteria, look at my
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