Research Ethics2.7 Statistics and experimental design
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24-Aug-2007
Statistics is a science which can provide quantitative techniques to researchers in a wide variety of research areas. It is particularly useful in many of the research fields at a Land Grant University where variability among plants, animals and other experimental material often is large and important treatment effects need to be separated from background noise. Statistics is also an art when one considers the concept of choosing correct experimental designs for specific research situations and implementing them at the experiment site.
Author: Larry Nelson and Michael Crotty
Maintained By: David Edelman
Last Updated: 2007-08-13
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Nelson and Crotty: Ethical use of statistics in research(open)
Eisner and Vasgird: Data acquisition
Comstock: Responsible use of statistics (ppt)
Larry Nelson: Ethical use of statistics [PPT]
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