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“Arguing about the P value is like focusing on a single misspelling, rather than on “Arguing about the P value is like focusing on a single misspelling, rather than on

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But education is not enough Data analysis is taught through an apprenticeship model and different disciplines develop their own analysis subcultures Abrasive Statistical Apprenticeship How to formulate a test ID: 1047854

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5. “Arguing about the P value is like focusing on a single misspelling, rather than on the faulty logic of a sentence.”“But education is not enough. Data analysis is taught through an apprenticeship model, and different disciplines develop their own analysis subcultures.”

6. Abrasive Statistical Apprenticeship

7. How to formulate a testWhat comparison am I making/testing?A group of observations versus a given valueEx. Are my worm lengths > [some standard worm length]?Two groups compared to each otherEx. Does group A have longer worms than group B?Multiple groupsEx. Are there any groups (A, B, C, …) with different worm lengths?Find evidence to reject your null hypothesis of NO DIFFERENCEWhat type of data do I have?Consult a flowchartClark JF, et al. G3: Genes|Genomes|Genetics. 2018;8(1):343-351.

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11. Tests are built in to statistical software like RT-test: t.testChi-sq test: chisq.testANOVA: anovaProportion test: prop.test, binom.testAnd many, many more: fisher.test, wilcox.test, kruskal.test

12. Testing Non-normal groups for large sample sizes Use the t-testBecause: The Central Limit TheoremStatquest YouTube series with Josh Starmer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAlJCEDH2uY