Statistical Concepts and Methods for Behavioral and Social Science

9 units · Undergraduate

Spring: 9 units Research in the Social Sciences is a project of understanding the ways in which people are similar while grappling with the ways in which they are different. Statistical methods are a powerful tool for managing the tension between the two. This course introduces the statistical methods most commonly used in in the social sciences, as well as their implementation in the R programming language. Topics involve exploratory data analysis, sampling and randomization, hypothesis testing, and power analysis. Prerequisites: 36-200 or 36-201