Null Hypothesis Significance Testing

The third lecture in the series on the SPINE of statistics. We look at how model parameters can be used to test hypotheses by using the standard error to compute a test statistic and p-value. We look at what the p-value represents and some of its limitations. We disucss effect sizes as a useful context for p-values. Learn R alongside these lectures with the discovr package (https://www.discovr.rocks/discovr/) Suggested soundtrack: Black Crown Initiate: A Great Mistake (   • A Great Mistake  )