Researchers at Stanford University used data from the Union Army Veterans of the Civil War (1860-1940), the National Health and…
Random-digit-dialing (RDD) is a popular method for selecting people to be in polls. So, the population from which a sample…
In August, 2018, Pearson posted a wide variety of featured data sets that you can use to illustrate a variety…
George Woodbury (@georgewoodbury) and I have written a Learning Catalytics course to accompany Interactive Statistics 2/e. I started classes this…
The article below discusses how much of the scientific research that folks in the media, the general population, and other…
The folks at Pew Research have a video that explains how they word their questions so that they are clear…
I just completed the discussion on correlation and regression with my Introductory Statistics students. One of the recommendations within the…
Today I am going to do “The General’s Dilemma” activity in my Intro Stats class. I am teaching completely randomized…
Pricenomics is a nice website to visit periodically for interesting studies and articles that you may find relevant or useful…
Here is a link to a short article on randomness. https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2017-12-08/how-not-to-be-fooled-by-randomness