Data Exploration in Psychology
PsycLearn Essentials
Introduce the use of descriptive statistics in psychological research, including descriptions of how data sets are structured in statistical software, the construction of basic frequency distributions, understanding of measures of central tendency, variability, correlation, and contingency, and the use of statistical software for exploring these descriptive statistics.
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In this series
Measures of Variability
Learn to identify and interpret variability in data, calculate variance and standard deviation, and compare distributions using graphical methods.
Measures of Correlation and Contingency
This course covers correlation and contingency tables, focusing on their usage, interpretation, and the logic behind these statistical tools.
How to Create and Explore a Data Set
This course offers a comprehensive introduction to the fundamentals of data analysis, beginning with an in-depth examination of data sets.
Measures of Central Tendency
In this course, students master the concept of central tendency, a fundamental aspect of statistical analysis.

