Stat - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Notes on the lectures and seminars from the course (2021) Statistics I: Description and Inference. INCLUDES Q&A lectures, web lectures and seminar notes from week 1-7 (Total: 45 pages).

Statistical Mediation & Moderation, Lecture slides with extra notes and explanations that were told by the lecturer but not in the original slides. Especially for the later lectures, where things become more complex. The document contains all lectures of the course: 1. Course introduction. 2. Multiple mediators, and mediation with binary independent variable (X). 3. Mediation leftovers, second thoughts, and criticisms. 4. Introduction in moderation analysis. 5. Extensions of moderation ana...

I made this practice exam after my actual exam in 2022. The end of the document contains helpful explanations for each correct answer option. There are 30 multiple-choice questions, just like in the actual exam.

Summary of all the given lectures online, with pictures of slides and explanations.

This summary contains all the information from the Introduction to Methodology and Statistics course (year 1, block 1), compiled into one document. Lecture, book and workgroup notes can all be found in here. It is incredibly compact and organized and it has all the theory and formulas written down as simply as possible. This document contains everything I had on my cheat sheet for the exam, in which I got an 8.7.

Complete lecture notes of the theme statistics in the course Clinical Research in Practice (CRIP) of the master Biomedical Sciences at the LUMC. Lecturers from Bart Mertens.

In the document are all lecture notes. This is for the course statistics 1 in the BSc Political Science: International Relations and organisations. On the exam I scored 9/10.