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F0Foundations ext4/9 done example progress, not yours
- What is data?Done example progress, not yours
- Fractions, proportions, percentages and roundingDone example progress, not yours
- Reading the symbols (Σ, x̄, √, ², subscripts, ≥)2 of 3 levels example progress, not yours
- Chance and probabilityReview · Done example progress, not yours
- Averages and spread, by eyeDone example progress, not yours
- Reading a graph2 of 3 levels example progress, not yours
- Samples and populations1 of 3 levels example progress, not yours
- Counting in a 2×2 table1 of 3 levels example progress, not yours
- Comparing groups: real difference or chance?Not started
Session 2
L5Introduction to numerical concepts in research1/6 done example progress, not yours
- Data and types of variablesDone example progress, not yours
- Summary statisticsReview · 2 of 3 levels example progress, not yours
- Distribution of data2 of 3 levels example progress, not yours
- Types of distributionContinue · 1 of 3 levels example progress, not yours
- Normal vs non-normalNot started
- Confidence intervals1 of 3 levels example progress, not yours
L6Hypothesis testing and statistical tests0/11 done
- What is a hypothesis2 of 3 levels example progress, not yours
- Test, null and alternate hypothesesReview · 1 of 3 levels example progress, not yours
- Alpha error1 of 3 levels example progress, not yours
- Tests, p-values, significanceNot started
- p-value misconceptionsNot started
- CIs and p-valuesNot started
- Beta error and powerNot started
- Choosing a statistical testNot started
- One-sample t-testNot started
- One- vs two-sided; equivalenceNot started
- Interpreting resultsNot started
Session 3
L7Systematic errors0/12 done
- Study designs primer1 of 3 levels example progress, not yours
- What is systematic errorNot started
- ConfoundingNot started
- Confounder, mediator, moderatorNot started
- Selection biasNot started
- Classification of interventionsNot started
- Deviations from intended interventionsNot started
- Missing dataNot started
- Measurement of outcomesNot started
- Selection of the reported resultNot started
- Decision flowchartsNot started
- Risk-of-bias toolsNot started
L8Study design0/7 done
L9Variations in study design0/8 done
Session 4
L10Sample size calculations0/6 done
L11Graphical representation of data and measures of association0/8 done
- Summary measures by data type1 of 3 levels example progress, not yours
- TablesNot started
- Graphs for categorical dataNot started
- Graphs for quantitative dataNot started
- Scatter plots and correlationNot started
- Risk, odds, RR, OR, RD, NNTNot started
- Other outcome typesNot started
- Pearson vs SpearmanNot started