Dear Tipsters, Continuing on Claudia's lighter side, whenever we consider results in the research methods course (either from an article or one of our projects), I always ask the class to say what their eyeballs are telling them. Then we look at the stats to see if the eyeballs are correct or not.
Ocularity is a great teaching technique!
Sincerely,
Stuart
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Bishop's University,
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