Dancing statistics: explaining the statistical concept of frequency distributions through dance

A three minute film demonstrating the statistical concept of frequency distributions through dance.
Project title: 'Communicating Psychology to the Public through Dance' (AKA 'Dancing Statistics')
Founder & Co-Producer: Lucy Irving
Founder & Co-Producer Dr Carl Senior, Aston University
Project Manager & Co-Producer: Elise Phillips
Statistical Lead & Co-Producer: Professor Andy Field
Choreographer: Masha Gurina
Filmmaker: Kyle Stevenson
These films were funded by a BPS Public Engagement with additional funding from IdeasTap.
www.bps.org.uk/news/bps-funded...
If you have questions or comments about this film please contact @statsdancer #dancingstatistics or [e-mail]
The BPS runs an annual public engagement grant scheme. Through these grants we aim to help members promote the relevance of evidence-based psychology to wider audiences either through direct work or by organising interesting and relevant communications activities. For press inquiries please contact the BPS Press Office.
www.bps.org.uk/what-we-do/awar...
IdeasTap is an arts charity for young, creative people at the start of their careers.
Visit their website for more information www.ideastap.com.

[@gabrielleroberts4671]

This is absolutely brilliant! Thank you so much for making such a difficult subject more easily understandable!

[@lorikaimadison9361]

Enjoyed that! Thanks for that artistic and creative visualization! I'm gonna watch again!

[@lisamoyer2641]

PLEASE MAKE MORE VIDEOS! they make such perfect sense to my visual learners!

[@leilaleya6992]

such a cool project!

[@muniandijegadeesan8874]

very nice and easy to understand. i will use this to demonstrate among students

[@TalGalili]

This looks great! Whom should I contact if I wish to translate this into Hebrew?

[@abdulkadirabdala6045]

Thanks to ALLAH, then thank you very much, before this i was confused, but watching this helped me much. thank you

[@ramisalo3128]

лайк если с ОГАСА

[@johnbake9304]

you mean white dancing