Mastering Statistics: Understand Key Concepts & Terms | Step-by-Step

In this video, we'll be exploring the fundamentals of data analysis and its importance in research and decision making. From its history and evolution to key concepts and terminology, we'll be covering everything you need to know to get started with statistics.
We'll delve into the applications of statistics in science, business, and society, as well as explore the real-life examples and case studies that demonstrate the power of statistical analysis. Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics or an experienced professional seeking to expand your knowledge, this video has something for everyone.
Join us as we unlock the mysteries of statistics and uncover the insights that can be gained from analyzing data. By the end of this video, you'll have a deeper understanding of what statistics is all about and the role it plays in shaping the world around us.
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[@gurindersingh8109]

Jason you are a dedicated & inspiring teacher. Even an old man like me enjoy your lectures.

[@MathAndScience]

Wow, thanks!

[@jondoe598]

​@@MathAndScience The Nuts 👀 as we say here in the UK I'll leave you alone now n stop praising your teaching method of sheer brilliance ok

[@gurindersingh8109]

@@jondoe598 I am a teacher so understand & appreciate Jason's hardwork , style & dedication to his profession. Teaching like Jason is quite difficult art & science.

[@jondoe598]

@@gurindersingh8109 It comes naturally to him my friend I'm positive of this and this is why I respect his way of just being himself and him flowing knowledge correctly etc ie he was born to do this and more 👍

[@DF-te2vm]

I learned more about life from statistics than almost anything. Just about everything we do in life is or should be based on probabilities of things going to happen or not happen

[@DF-te2vm]

Also, there is so much more relating to the understanding of probabilities ! One is that probabilities are GREY and not black and white leading to more critical and logical thinking And probabilities of 'things happening' are always FROM THIS MOMENT FORWARD. Not in the past (although past events can and should change calculation of some probability of some thing). This can help humans to live for today and look more forward than back.

[@andyrandy2278]

Mr. Jason, I have a request if you may. I was reading Einsteins book on special Relativity. And he keeps talking about Eulers Circles and Theorem. Can you please make a video on that because it very intriguing and I would like to understand it! Thank you as always good sir!

[@jondoe598]

Did you see what they asked you here ? For your understanding and clarity? Cos Your a brilliant teacher man only 1 other I've ever known that teaches with this style n grace man seriously Bless you

[@kattfranklin6933]

Thank you for clarification of statistics. I had difficulty with understanding statistics. I have difficulty with lying/misleading people with statistics, knowing that "statistics lie and are used to convince people of false truth."

[@itspossible2015]

Ron DeStat-tis Love this content

[@kalki0273]

Jason, in theory, is there a certain coin that will never land heads? Or a certain roulette wheel that will never land on black? Or dice that always roll five? I can imagine the odds, but do the laws of physics rule it out?

[@AirwavesEnglish]

If you are flipping a coin ONCE for tails, or spinning a roulette wheel ONCE for red, the odds are 50/50 (probability). Likewise the chance of rolling a dice ONCE and landing on a five is 1:6. When/if these actions are repeated a number of times in succession, it becomes increasingly unlikely (probable) that your desired outcomes are achieved because the probabilities still stay the same regardless of how many times you do the action. A good example of this, statistically speaking, is that if you chose the numbers: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 and 8 for the quick-pick lottery EVERY WEEK, you'd still statistically have as much chance of winning as if you'd randomly chosen any other numbers. IF the coin, dice or wheel do what you want each time, they MUST have been doctored. :) It's not the laws of physics that are the issue, it's the law of probability.

[@kalki0273]

@@AirwavesEnglish Perhaps I should have said "do the laws of probability rule it out". Even if the chances are beyond human comprehension.

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Sounds like a trip I would like to take

[@thatomofolo452]

True dat 👊👊💯🤧

[@jjsmallpiece9234]

Thought we were using metric - now we are back to using feet inches for height

[@gl4606]

I am gay for statistics guys

[@jjsmallpiece9234]

Can't believe the telephone sample - Trump wouldn't believe it unless it was in his favour.!!!