Today is World Statistics Day 2020! Now, I can hear you think: Is there a day for statistics? Like, really?? Surely this is only celebrated by statisticians a.k.a. old grey bearded men? Thankfully we are long past the time when checking the box for sporting a grey beard was required to obtain the qualification of […]
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Last month we discussed that learning the language of statistics is crucial to communicating your research. Now is the time to look a bit more closely at some ambiguous terms that are often thrown around in conversations on analysis of research data. Obviously, this is not an exhaustive list and if you would like to […]
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When you think of statistics, do you associate it with equations, mathematics and complex formulae? Have you also realised that there is a whole language associated with the area? Learning and using statistics requires you to understand the language of statistics (Dunn et al. 2016). And let’s be honest, this language can sometimes be confusing […]
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