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BIOL2022 L05 Testing differences between two means: 1- and 2-tailed t-tests

BIOL2022 L03 Sampling and experiments: Design is all! #1 BEING REPRESENTATIVE when sampling biological systems

BIOL2022 L04 Sampling and experiments: Design is all! #2 Avoid confounding: PROCEDURAL CONTROLS and REPLICATION

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BIOL2022 Module 1 (Clarissa)

BIOL2022 L01 Why statistics? Organisms are variable in a variable world.

BIOL2022 L02 Considerations of sampling. The need to have statements that are testable; operating in a logical structure

BIOL2022 L03 Sampling and experiments: Design is all! #1 BEING REPRESENTATIVE when sampling biological systems

BIOL2022 L04 Sampling and experiments: Design is all! #2 Avoid confounding: PROCEDURAL CONTROLS and REPLICATION

BIOL2022 L05 Testing differences between two means: 1- and 2-tailed t-tests

BIOL2022 L06 ANOVA in practice. Why do it? Analyses with more than two means; interactions

BIOL2022 L07 Three cardinal sins: Non-independence, Confounding, Pseudoreplication

BIOL2022 L08 Contingency and chi-squared analysis

BIOL2022 L09 Being clever with contingency tests - yes, you can do INTERACTIONS

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