The New Statistics: Effect Sizes and Confidence Intervals (Workshop Part 3)

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I love him, makes stats entertaining

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5:40 Confidence Eye

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32:00 Subjectivity In Science

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19:20 CI - 5 NulHST

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17:21 CI - 2

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16:01 CI - 1

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7:30 Mean Rave

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22:09 ByPass P Values With MoE

[@narrativeswar8552]

Hi, sir Is there any way that i could have your excel file? the animation and the charts were amazing. Thanks for your great presentation.

[@joselmartinez-cantos9369]

Hamed Sh At the "Software" section of this webpage: www.latrobe.edu.au/psy/research/cognitive-and-developmental-psychology/esci

[@narrativeswar8552]

Thanks again for your great job.

[@shapsgh]

Hi Proffessor, Thanks for this amazing astonishing mapping of statistics. If it is still possible to reach this lovely excel file of yours would you kindly share it again as it seems that the link you have provided doesn't exist any more. I wish you the best. Edit: I got all the files by searching ESCI. This is an amazing visualization, again thanks a lot...

[@joselmartinez-cantos9369]

Now, this is the new website to download the excel files: thenewstatistics.com/itns/esci/

[@shapsgh]

Hello again Professor, Is it possible to make some changes in your macro on the sheet (CIjumping) (the dance of the means) that we could weight the each sample mean with reciprocal of the corresponding sample variance or with different sample size by adding one or more check boxes or buttons. This would be good to visualize a meta analytic study and shows how weighting affects the estimation of population mean. Thanks.

[@whocanmissu]

How you created that on the excel?

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18:21 CI - 3

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18:55 CI - 4