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In chapter 5 of his series on statistics for psychology, Professor Daniel Little presents a series of hypothetical scenarios for extracting data. He highlights the idea that statistics are often trying to isolate the weird and unusual occurrences out of a set.

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In the 16th chapter of his series on statistics for psychology, Professor Daniel Little discusses what to do when ANOVA concludes that a significant difference exists between samples but does not tell where the difference is. He uses a variety of post-hoc tests to clarify the vague answers ANOVA sometimes provides.

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In chapter 6 of his series on statistics for psychology, Professor Daniel Little continues discussing the basic goals of statistical testing. His explanations use p values to dive deeper into separating normal results from the unusual.

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Chapter 7 of this series on statistics for psychology concludes the section on the goals of statistical testing. Professor Daniel Little discusses the analysis of data from distinct populations.

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In this final installment in his series on statistics for psychology, Professor Daniel Little offers a reference guide and glossary of concepts used throughout. He focuses on identifying and explaining the factors that define distribution variability.

Psychology --- Standard deviations. --- Analysis of variance. --- Statistical methods. --- Research