statistics as a subject?
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Yes, for scientists, statisticians, social researchers,statistics is a critical field.  In addition, statistics for laypeople, or non-experts, is a very powerful way to explain population trends and explain things such as the bell-shped distribution that most characteristics fall under, and the concept of statistically significant difference.
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I don't know of any people who tutor online.\n\nThere are a number of good free statistics textbooks.  See the link.\n\nYou may also find it helpful to visit the library and read what different textbooks have to say about things that are stumping you.
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I enjoy both too, so i majored in Economics, and just finished my master in finance. Econmics is a social science, but involves a lot of math.
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Statics?  Statistics?
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any particular subject?
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The value of textual statistics is now widely acknowledged in many branches of the social sciences, reflecting the fact that there are few fields of research in which the text is not a major element for analysis.\n\nThe statistical processing may be of responses to open questions, interviews, texts and even individual itineraries. The procedures are numerous and can be adapted to different kinds of material. The aim in the present article is to give a broad overview of the various applications of these methods, ranging from the most traditional to the most recent, and focusing on both the methodology used and the results obtained.
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In Psychology, you will also need to have a fairly solid command of statistics.  THAT is the one that is probably the most direct application of math which you will need in a Psych major, so I would recommend that you focus your paper on that.  If for nothing else, you may also need statistics if you have some kind of editorial, persuasive paper, technical or business writing writing,  or really any sort of informative article.  \n\nThere may also be occasional persuasive papers for either English or Psych in which you will have to explain some sort of Logic, which can actually be expressed mathematically.  This is a side note, however, and is also a stretch.  It is probably better for you to focus your paper on simple statistics..
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I hate statistics.  As a math and chemistry major in college I never needed to take a statistics course.  A probability course was the closest I got to that.\n\nThere are two kinds of statistics, the kind you look up, and the kind you make up. \n- Rex Stout\n\nThere are three kinds of lies: lies, damn lies, and statistics. \n--Benjamin Disraeli
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It depends.. there is so much competition in Marketing research and statistics is becoming easy for most people because of computers. I suggest looking into looking for a career in a Consulting field, this could be a cross between research and statistic fields and you would enjoy it.
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theoretically the importance of statistics in management is to provide a factual basis for decision making - however, in my personal experience statistics are generally manipulated in order to support the personal aims of the manager concerned
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You can't apply statistics (to anything) unless you have a sufficient number of values to work with.  For example, if you took a poll of who people were going to vote for, if you only asked 5 people, you might not get an accurate representation - but if you ask 5000 then the margin of error gets smaller.  With molecules, there are millions of them.
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Statistics was developed when <1% of the population needed it. It was started by a group of men who constiuted 0.05% of the mathematicians of that century. It was accepted by about 20% of the scientists (p<0.05), who ensured that the other 80% would suffer for the rest of their life in a "significant" way.
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Mathmatics and Statistics are a great course of study for analyzing data.  My major was Business Management and Administration, and I am a Quality Manager for a call center.  I analyze quality data and determine trends and areas of opportunity for our agents to improve their customer service skills.\n\nSince you don't like math, look into courses that offer logic and discussion.  By learning how to ask questions and seek out the root answers, it'll help you in analyzing.
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math, marketing, finance(of course), economics, management, accounting, & statistics
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This looks ok:\n\nhttp://www.wadsworth.com/psychology_d/templates/student_resources/workshops/stats_wrk.html\n\nor else just keep google-ing psychology+statistics.\n\nGood luck :-)
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Yes! Maths Statistic Courseworks HORRID. Best thing to do is get a mark scheme off the teachers and write it too fit the criteria exactly. That way you dont end up doing more work than nessacary
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for what subject at what level?