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PSYC 2002: Introduction to Statistics in Psychology 
Course Credit Value: 0.5 
Comprehensive Revision Guide and Course Notes 2025 
 
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Carleton University - Introduction to Statistics in Psychology (PSYC 2002)

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ACADEMIC YEAR 2024 - 2025

University	Carleton University
Study Level	Undergraduate
Subject	BUSI 1002
Course Title	Introduction to Statistics in Psychology
Notes Title	Comprehensive Revision Guide and Course Notes
Page Length	60

This comprehensive guide for Introduction to Statistics in Psychology (PSYC 2002), at Carleton University - provides the necessary tools to help you excel in the course. The document covers all topics with clear explanations, illustrations, and worked examples to deepen your understanding and application of key concepts. It is logically structured, highlighting important concepts and methods, including practical examples to demonstrate their applications. This guide, featuring the latest course content, will help you prepare to excel in your studies. Please note that students have the option to request a paperback version at the checkout page.

PSYC 2002: Introduction to Statistics in Psychology is a foundational course that explores the conceptual and practical use of statistics in psychological research, with an emphasis on understanding statistical techniques commonly employed in the behavioral and social sciences. Main topics to be covered include measures of central tendency, variability, probability, correlation, hypothesis testing, t-tests, ANOVA, and chi-square, focusing more on conceptual comprehension than on mathematical computations. The course provides students with practical skills in descriptive and inferential data analysis and precludes additional credit for NEUR 2002. Prerequisite: PSYC 2001.

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Carleton University - Introduction to Statistics in Psychology (PSYC 2002)

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