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Advanced Statistical Methods
Psychology 282
Spring 2004
We are meeting in Room 347 Davie Hall!!
Brief Course Description
This course develops topics in the univariate
general linear model. Course goals are to introduce the univariate model as a flexible
statistical/data analytic method, to discuss model assumptions, to review analysis
strategies (including regression diagnostics) and philosophies, to emphasize practical
applications of these models with the major existing computer packages, and to examine
robust and resistant approaches to model estimation. Recent developments in resampling, modeling other than continuously measured variables, and handling missing data are also covered. Course
assignments include readings, homework analyses and reports, a special topics presentation, and exams
(take home and in class).
If you would like to access course materials, click below.
Note: To access the Psychology
282 portion of this web site, you will need to enter p282 for the username and a special
access code that was distributed during the first class meeting. If you do not have the
code and are interested in seeing the course materials, you should contact Dr. Panter at panter@unc.edu.
What Will You Find Here?
This portion of the web site includes:
P282 News, a class list, the course syllabus and philosophy, homework assignments, data
sets to download, lecture notes and overheads, information from special topics
presentations (includes reference lists and materials from presentations),
regression-related computer information, information about quantitative talks/workshops
and web sites, and contact information.
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