Intermediate Statistics: G89.2228 Department of Psychology New York University Fall 2001	Professor: Patrick Shrout, Ph.D. Office: Room 308 Phone: 998-7895 pat.shrout@nyu.edu web:www.psych.nyu.edu/people/faculty/shrout Office hours: Mon 2:00-3:00PM Wed 4:30-5:30PM
	Teaching Assistant: Regina Miranda Office: Room 460 Phone: 998-7877 rqm1833@nyu.edu Office hours:TBA

Text: Howell, D. C. (2002) Statistical Methods for Psychology, Fifth Edition. Belmont, CA: Duxbury Press Recommended: Abelson, R. (1995) Statistics as Principled Argument. Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum.  Full Syllibus and Course Schedule (word document)

Lectures (powerpoint) and Handouts (word, excel or spss documents,)

Date	Lecture	Handouts
9/5/01	Lecture 1	Exercise 1
9/10/01	Lecture 2	Exercise 2
9/17/01	Lecture 3a	Exercise 3, data(excel)
9/19/01	Lecture 3b
9/24/01	Lecture 4a
9/26/01	Lecture 4b
10/1/01	Lecture 5a	Exercise 4
10/3/01	Lecture 5b
10/8/01	Lecture 6a	Exercise 5, exer5.dat
10/10/01	Lecture 6b	CI for Binomial p
10/15/01	Lecture 7a	Exercise 6, EX06.sav
10/17/01	Lecture 7b	Excel Power Demo
10/22/01	Lecture 8a	Exercise 7
10/24/01	Lecture 8b
10/29/01	Midterm Review
10/31/01	Lecture 9	APA Signficance Test Report
11/5/01	Lecture 10a	Exercise 8, Ex8.sav, Corr CI excel
11/7/01	Lecture 10b	Regression Handout, SPSS10 handout
11/12/01	Lecture 11a	Excel demo of ANOVA, (no exercise this week)
11/14/01	Lecture 11b
11/19/01	Lecture 12a	Exercise 9, Ex9_01.sav
11/21/01	Lecture 12b
11/26/01	Lecture 13a	Exercise 10, ANOVA ES Worksheet
11/28/01	Lecture 13b	Nonorthogonal ANOVA handout
12/3/01	Lecture 14a	Exercise 11, EX11_01.sav
12/5/01	Lecture 14b	RM Example, Lab Handout for Ex11, Abelson Chapter