Teaching the craft of data analysis

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We describe our experiences and express our opinions about a non-introductory statistics course covering data analysis. In addition to the methods of statistics, the course emphasizes the process of data analysis, the communication of results, and the role of statistics in the accumulation of scientific evidence. Since it is impossible to provide explicit instructions for all data analytic situations, the course attempts to impart a body of tools, a spirit of approach, and enough thoroughly covered case studies to give students the skills and confidence to apply this craft on their own. Copyright © 2003 by Daniel W. Schafer and Fred L. Ramsey, all rights reserved.

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Schafer, D. W., & Ramsey, F. L. (2003). Teaching the craft of data analysis. Journal of Statistics Education, 11(1). https://doi.org/10.1080/10691898.2003.11910692

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