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Peer Influence

Peer Influence. Background: long standing research interest in how our relations shape our attitudes and behaviors. One mechanism is that people, largely through conversation, change each others opinions This implies that position in a communication network should be related to attitudes.

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Factorial Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) on SPSS

Factorial Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) on SPSS. Practice reproducing the analyses yourself: 2 Factor Between (2 levels x 2 levels).sav 2 Factor Between (2 levels x3 levels).sav 3 Factor Between (2 levels x 2 levels x 2 levels).sav 2 Factor Within (2 levels x 2 levels).sav All on Portal.

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Signal and Noise in fMRI

Signal and Noise in fMRI. fMRI Graduate Course October 16, 2002. What is signal? What is noise?. Signal, literally defined Amount of current in receiver coil What can we control? Scanner properties (e.g., field strength) Experimental task timing Subject compliance (through training)

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T tests, ANOVAs and regression

T tests, ANOVAs and regression. Tom Jenkins Ellen Meierotto SPM Methods for Dummies 2007. Why do we need t tests?. Objectives. Types of error Probability distribution Z scores T tests ANOVAs. Error. Null hypothesis Type 1 error ( ? ): false positive Type 2 error ( ? ): false negative.

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Primer on paradigms and data analyses in fMRI

Primer on paradigms and data analyses in fMRI. April 18 th , 2012 Laurea University of Applied Sciences, Espoo, Finland. WHY fMRI? BOLD SIGNAL THE BASELINE PARADIGMS GLM ANNs. WHY fMRI? BOLD SIGNAL THE BASELINE PARADIGMS GLM ANNs. Advantages of fMRI:. - non invasive;

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Basic Analysis of Variance and the General Linear Model

Basic Analysis of Variance and the General Linear Model. Psy 420 Andrew Ainsworth. Why is it called analysis of variance anyway?. If we are interested in group mean differences, why are we looking at variance? t-test only one place to look for variability More groups, more places to look

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Biology 4605 / 7220 Model Based Statistics in Biology

Biology 4605 / 7220 Model Based Statistics in Biology. Biology 4605 / 7220 Model Based Statistics in Biology. Topics: Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics Statistics are Balderdash - Get rid of them! Statistics are like taxes - inevitable Hypothesis testing is statistical flotsam

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General Linear Model & Classical Inference

General Linear Model & Classical Inference. London, SPM-M/EEG course May 2017. C. Phillips, Cyclotron Research Centre, ULg, Belgium http://www.cyclotron.ulg.ac.be. Overview. Introduction ERP example General Linear Model Definition & design matrix Parameter estimation & interpretation

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Lorelei Howard and Nick Wright MfD 2008

t-tests, ANOVA and regression - and their application to the statistical analysis of fMRI data. Lorelei Howard and Nick Wright MfD 2008. Overview. Why do we need statistics? P values T-tests ANOVA. Why do we need statistics?. To enable us to test experimental hypotheses

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General Linear Models; Generalized Linear Models

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Quantitative Methods

Quantitative Methods. Model Selection II: datasets with several explanatory variables. Model Selection II: several explanatory variables. The problem of model choice. Model Selection II: several explanatory variables. The problem of model choice.

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Final Report for the Bismarck Tobacco-Free Coalition

An Economic Evaluation of the Effects of the North Dakota and Bismarck Smoking Bans Enacted in 2005 on the Local Bismarck Restaurant/Bar Market. Final Report for the Bismarck Tobacco-Free Coalition . 11-08-2007.

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General Linear Model 2

General Linear Model 2. Intro to ANOVA. Questions. ANOVA makes assumptions about error for significance tests. What are the assumptions? What might happen (why would it be a problem) if the assumption of {normality, equality of error, independence of error} turned out to be false?

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Introduction to 2-way ANOVA

Introduction to 2-way ANOVA. Statistics Spring 2005. Terminology. 2-Way ANOVA means 2 independent variables 1 dependent variable 3X4 ANOVA means 2 independent variables 1 dependent variable one IV has 3 levels one IV has 4 levels. HYPOTHESES TESTED in 2-WAY ANOVA.

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Repeated Measures/Mixed-Model ANOVA:

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Chapter 16

Chapter 16. Integrating What You Have Learned: The General Linear Model. The Relationship Among Major Statistical Methods. The general linear model. Review of the Principles of Multiple Regression. Multiple correlation ( R ) Proportionate reduction in error ( R 2 ). The General Linear Model.

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The General Linear Model

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Effect of Padder Roller Speed and Pressure During Pre-treatment on Color Characteristics of Digitally Printed Cotton Kni

Effect of Padder Roller Speed and Pressure During Pre-treatment on Color Characteristics of Digitally Printed Cotton Knit Fabric. Grace Wasike Namwamba, Ph.D. and Devona L. Dixon, M.S. Textile Technology Southern University Agricultural Research and Extension Center

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