Statistical analysis · Social work
Statistical analysis in social work
In social work, samples are often small and populations hard to reach, so it matters to choose an analysis that fits the data, not just what was taught in the course.
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Topics that come up a lot
- Analysis with small samples
- Non-parametric tests
- Logistic regression for yes/no outcomes
- Well-being and stress scales
- Comparing services or programs
What's included
- Choosing a statistical test that fits your questions and data
- Cleaning and preparing the data file
- Running analyses: t-tests, ANOVA, regression, correlations, CFA, mediation models
- Interpreting the output with an explanation you can stand behind
- Tables and figures in APA format
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a data file already?
No. You can start at the planning stage, and we'll help build the questionnaire and the analysis plan.
Which software do you use?
SPSS, R, JASP, AMOS, Jamovi and Excel. If your course requires specific software, we work in it.
Will I understand what was done?
That's the point. You get an explanation of every analysis, so you can present and defend the results.
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