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Emiel van Loon and Matthijs Rooduijn give a quick introduction to the outline of the UvA course Basic Statistics. This course consists of seven modules and each module…
1.0 Introduction to the course | Basic Statistics…
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This video explains the difference between cases and variables. Variables can be measured on different levels. There are categorical variables (nominal, ordinal) and…
1.1 Cases, variables and levels of measurement |…
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This video explains several non-scientific methods that are often used as a basis for knowledge, such as intuition/belief, consensus, casual observation and informal…
1.1 Non-scientific methods | Quantitative methods…
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This video explains why a null hypothesis is necessary for statistical inference when comparing two groups. This course consists of six modules and each module has…
1.1 Null hypothesis testing | Inferential…
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In this video Dr Gerben Moerman introduces the concepts of epistemology and ontology by telling a story about elephants. With this story you learn about the various ways…
1.1 On elephants | Qualitative Methods |…
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This video explains the different goals science can have. You learn about universalistic research, particularistic research, applied research and fundamental research.
1.10 Goals of science | Quantitative methods |…
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This video explains what a data matrix and frequency table are and how you can use them with different types of variables. The video also shortly touches upon what to do…
1.2 Data matrix and frequency table | Basic…
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You are introduced to two types of ontology: philosophical ontology and social ontology. This video focuses on social ontology, or ontology for social actors. You learn…
1.2 Ontology for social actors | Qualitative…
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This video explains how you can calculate the p-value and how to use it, together with the significance level, to see if you can reject the null hypothesis.
1.2 P-values | Inferential Statistics | Comparing…
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This video explains what the scientific method is. Six important principles of scientific hypotheses are discussed: empirically testable, replicable, objective,…
1.2 Scientific method | Quantitative methods |…
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This video explains the relation between null hypothesis testing (two sided tests) and confidence intervals.
1.3 Confidence intervals and two-sided tests |…
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In this video Matthijs shows you how to summarize and present data from frequency tables into different types of graphs. He discusses the (dis)advantages of bar graphs…
1.3 Graphs and shapes of distributions | Basic…
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1.3 Ontology for social researchers | Qualitative…
Most textbooks only discuss ontology for social actors, but in this video you also learn about ontology for social researchers. Dr Moerman refines the definitions of…1.3 Ontology for social researchers | Qualitative Methods | Philosophy of Qualitative Research | UvA
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This video explains different types of scientific claims: observation, hypothesis/law and theory.
1.3 Scientific claims | Quantitative methods |…
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This video discusses epistemology. You are introduced to two views of epistemology: positivism and interpretivism. The video explains the most important characteristics…
1.4 Epistemology | Qualitative Methods |…
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