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Suggested pre-reading What this web page adds Introduction to statistics Observations and variables This web-page provides a brief overview of descriptive statistics with links to more specific information. Descriptive statistics…
This webpage explains why you need a study protocol and what it should include. You will also find examples that you can download and modify to get a kick-start on…
R is arguably the most powerful statistical software available, and it is completely free. This webpage provides you with an introduction to what R is and how you can start…
Logistic regression is a common statistical technique, and reading this webpage will help you understand more about it. This page also contains advice if you want to analyze your own…
This web-page gives you a birds perspective of empirical-holistic (qualitative) approaches to research. You will find lots of links from this web-page to other web-pages providing more information. You will…
This webpage provides an introduction to the concepts of correlation and regression. Reading this webpage will give you an understanding of what correlation and regression are, which is an important…
This web-page describes what sample size calculation is and what you need to consider. Reading this page will give you the ability to do simple sample size calculations yourself. You…
This webpage provides you with an insight into what research is and what differentiates research projects from other projects. The webpage also describes what is needed to do research and…
Consider study design early, way before applying for ethics approval. This web page provides a brief overview over the most common study designs used in an empiric-atomistic approach (any study using…
This web page describes important aspects of the relation between a PhD student and their supervisor. However, most of the advice you find here would also apply for supervision in…