
Statistics, Explained
Learn the test you are using, so you can defend it in the room.

You can pass a viva with analysis someone else ran, right up until the examiner asks why you chose that test. These sessions use your data and your questions: what the test actually assumes, why it fits your design, and how to read the output aloud. An hour here is worth more than a week of tutorials aimed at somebody else's dataset.
What you get
- Your own dataset, not a textbook example
- The logic of the test before the button clicks
- Assumptions explained in plain language
- Practice interpreting output line by line
- Notes to keep for your viva
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