"I am interested in helping you develop your statistics and quantitative methods / research understanding, including with R / RStudio and SPSS (and sometimes Excel). I can also help you with how to present and write up statistics results.

I tutor to help people understand course material, but I also particularly specialize in coaching people who need assistance working through the steps of independent research projects, including helping graduate students working on a thesis or dissertation and data professional (data analysts and data scientists) seeking support to work through projects.

Descriptive and frequentist inferential statistics at Advanced Placement (AP), undergraduate, and graduate levels: central tendencies and variability, standard deviation and variance, skew, histograms, normal distribution, sampling, hypothesis testing, z scores, probabilities, t-tests, chi-squared tests, ANOVA (ANCOVA, MANOVA, repeated measures ANOVA), regression (including linear regression, multiple regression, polynomial regression, logistic regression), mediation, moderation aka interactions, Hayes Process Macro, reliability, validity, factor analysis, power analyses (including G*Power), non-parametric tests, and higher level statistical models as well. Just ask!

I received my PhD in social psychology with a quantitative methods (aka statistics) concentration from New York University. I graduated magna cum laude and with department honors in psychology from Northwestern University. At NYU I was involved in teaching undergraduate and graduate students, and in 2014 I received the inaugural graduate student teaching award for excellence in student teaching in psychology at NYU. I have also have been actively involved in statistics and writing tutoring online for 10+ years. I also work in freelance roles in a data analysis and data science.

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