Jamovi

The Statistics without Mathematics books from Vor Press are available in a variety of ‘skins’. In all versions, including those using jamovi, the subject is taught without statistical formulae in order to reduce ‘statistics anxiety’.

GAMLj3 GAMLj is a jamovi module designed to estimate a wide range of linear models, including the general linear model (ANOVA/Regression), the generalized linear model (logistic, multinomial, Poisson, etc.), and random coefficients models (mixed and […]

tl;dr Computed variables have been available in jamovi for a while now. Although great for a lot of operations (e.g., calculating sum scores, generating data, etc.), they can be a bit tedious to use when […]

tl;dr learning statistics with jamovi (lsj for short) is a basic, introductory statistics textbook that presents most of the topics typically seen in an introductory psychology course at undergraduate level. It is completely free to […]

tl;dr One of the goals of jamovi is to make more sophisticated analyses accessible to a broader audience. A great example of this is the GAMLj module introduced here. If you’ve never used these models […]

tl;dr I was recently perusing several journals in psychology, looking for examples of bad graphics. One would think such an exercise would be quite simple. People are generally really bad at creating graphics. But the […]

tl;dr Today there’s a new module available in jamovi: esci (effect sizes and confidence intervals), developed by Bob Calin-Jageman and Geoff Cumming (@TheNewStats and TheNewStatistics.com). As a newer module you will need a recent version […]

22 Feb 2023 • Peter M.B. Cahusac tl;dr Ever wanted to try doing an evidential analysis? You may have found it difficult to find a statistical platform to do it. Now there is the jamovi […]