PSY-5110 v1

American Psychological Association PsycLearn. (2020). PsycLearn statistics version 1.4. Cambridge University Press.
This resource offers an interactive and engaging way to learn the materials for the course.
Review:
Chapter 13: Correlation and Regression

Sirkin, R. M. (2006). Statistics for the social sciences. SAGE Publications, Inc.
Basic textbook with essentials in statistics provided throughout.

Ambulex Solutions. (2024, March 10). Don’t Just Sit There: A Little Exercise Makes Up for a Full Day of Sitting.https://ambulexsolutions.org/insights/dont-just-sit-there-a-little-exercise-makes-up-for-a-full-day-of-sitting
An example of correlational data in the news/media.

Goldin, R. (2015). Causation vs correlation. Sense About Science USA.
Understanding the difference between causation and correlation.

Park, A. (2011). Why going to church can make you fat. TIME.
A clear example of how correlation does not mean causation.

Rettner, R. (2013, April 24). One can of soda a day raises diabetes risk, study suggests. HuffPost Healthy Living.
Another example of correlational data in the news.