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“As a qualitative researcher in the social sciences with more limited prior exposure to statistical methods, I found this podcast an extremely helpful supplement to a postgraduate diploma course in which the explanations of the concepts and reasons for using different methods were very opaque. For me, this podcast was a lifesaver in seeking to understand the complex concepts and equation.”
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Ireland ·
11/11/22
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10/18/23
“I’m currently a PhD student in Political Science and am preparing for the incoming methods comprehensive exam. I found this podcast accidentally and it’s been super helpful for me to refresh my memories in basic stat materials. Highly recommend for those who need to external resource and...”Read full review »
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06/28/22
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“I am studying online at University, and Dr. Fulton’s podcast is so helpful for my learning. I recommend highly!”
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Canada ·
09/18/23
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