statistical modelling for communication research

This is a deep explanation of the SMCR textbook notes.

Notes over all the topics and materials covered in the SMCR course. Includes how to do SPSS. I got a 9.2 on the exam.

This is a dense summary of the Communication Science Bachelor course, Statistical Modelling for Communication Research. The summary comprises dense notes from all 11 chapters, including notes and explanations of the micro-lectures, key terms of each session, as well as the entire book chapter itself. The student still strongly encourages reading of the book, and viewing the micro lectures alongside this summary. This summary also includes simplified SPSS instructions and interpreting, in the stu...

This is a document that includes thorough notes for chapters 1 through 11 (the whole book) of the Statistics textbook.

Extensive notes for SMCR course including answers to practice questions of book

This is a summary of the book "A Gentle but Critical Introduction to Statistical Inference, Moderation, and Mediation", which is the course material for the course "Statistical Modelling for Communication Research" at the UvA. * Summary includes all 11 chapters :)

This is a summary for the course SMCR. It is a summary for all eleven chapters of the web book from W. de Nooy (2017), A Gentle but Critical Introduction to Statistical Inference, Moderation, and Mediation. It is written in English. It gives a summary of each paragraph.

This document sums up all the reading for this course in a detailed manner. I have included all relevant figures from the workbook to visualise it a bit. It was made with the purpose in mind to give it to other students afterwards, so it should be very understandable. I scored a 9.2 in my exam and the notes also really helped me with writing a good thesis (the statistics part of course)

Providing an in-depth and complete section of notes from the course of Statistical Modelling for Communication Research. Notes include not only a meticulous outline of the literature assigned (from the provided online web book version 2019) but also from the weekly seminars and tutorial. These are complete notes that helped me attain an 8.7 on the final exam for this course. *Additions: Chapter 4 - Wrong p-value; it's 0.05, not 0.5