Statistical methods: advanced common sense
Some further material:
The slides [
.pdf
,
.pptx
] - now with some answers to the questions
Further reading:
Fleming 2010
discusses regression to the mean effects from exploratory analyses
The New York Times
discusses an illustration of selection bias, from a workplace wellness program
Funnel plots are a good way to plot estimates whose precisions vary.
Spiegelhalter 2005
provides funnel plots for institutional comparison
A brief introduction to
Bayesian Statistics
A primer on
Bland-Altman plots
Gelman and Stern 2006
, The Difference Between "Significant" and "Not Significant" is not Itself Statistically Significant.
If you like the various graphs in the slides, see
these resources
from
this paper