(Bayesian) Informative Hypothesis Evaluation (e-learning)
This e-learning course introduces informative hypotheses: a powerful alternative to traditional null and alternative hypotheses. With a strong emphasis on application rather than formulas, the course offers a hands-on learning experience using R and JASP. You will gain practical skills and conceptual understanding to apply these techniques effectively in your own research.
Target audience
PhD students, (junior) lecturers and researchers working at a university.
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Aim of the course
After completing this course, you will:
- have a solid understanding of the basics of model selection techniques. be able to:
- think beyond the traditional null-hypothesis framework.
- formulate and evaluate informative hypotheses using JASP and/or R.
- interpret and report the output from these analyses.