Nataly Beribisky

How Small Is Small Enough? Understanding Negligible Effects Researchers often ask questions about whether an effect is small enough to be considered unimportant. For example, is the difference in productivity between working at home and working in the office n...

Looking for your next weekend stats read?! @cribbie.bsky.social and I have written a tutorial on negligible effect/equivalence testing!

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Final workshop of the fall QMWS! ONLINE! “Analyzing Data with R: How Much do my Findings Depend on my Analytical Decisions?”. Wed Nov. 22, 11:30-2:30. $15.

Learn how to automate data cleaning in R.
 
See qm.info.yorku.ca/qmws/ for more information and to register.

Recruitment event poster. Event Zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85928792686?pwd-8GaLnyaioK8ilPbYaxY8cTdZs3i46Z.1

Are you or your students interested in quantitative psychology grad school in Canada? Our third annual undergraduate recruitment event is happening on Friday October 20 at 1PM Eastern on Zoom. Panel discussion, breakout rooms. Get your questions answered!

Pls RT! The Quantitative Methods area of the Department of Psychology at York University is hosting another Workshop Series this semester! Factor Analysis, Mixed Effects Models, Data Management in R, etc. See qm.info.yorku.ca/qmws/