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First published at 12:24 UTC on August 23rd, 2018.

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This video discusses some common mistakes people make when conducting statistics and data analysis.

At (00:37) I discuss why drawing conclusions from small samples, making conclusions from non-random samples, drawing inferences from random events,…

This video discusses some common mistakes people make when conducting statistics and data analysis.

At (00:37) I discuss why drawing conclusions from small samples, making conclusions from non-random samples, drawing inferences from random events, and the hazards of poor survey methods can give misleading results.

At (02:49) I argue that correlation does not imply causation, we can not generalize statistical findings to individuals, we must be aware of unconscious bias, and difference between significance and importance.

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