Instructor
Damion Barrett
Helps students integrate quantitative literacy with a biblical ethic of truth, clarity, and service in counseling research and practice.
Gain the quantitative skills to read research critically and make sound, ethical, data-informed decisions in counseling and ministry contexts.
Summarize data with tables, charts, central tendency, and variability.
Understand normal curves, sampling distributions, and standard error.
p-values, confidence intervals, one/two-sample t-tests, and ANOVA.
Correlation, simple/multiple regression, and practical interpretation.
Reliability, construct validity, scales, and bias in instruments.
Biblically grounded integrity in analysis, visualization, and communication.
Types of variables, scales of measurement, visualizing data, mean/median/mode, variance and standard deviation.
Sampling, the normal model, Central Limit Theorem, confidence intervals, effect sizes, and statistical power.
t-tests (one-sample, independent, paired), one-way ANOVA, post-hoc tests, assumptions, and practical reporting.
Pearson r, scatterplots, simple and multiple regression, interpretation, limitations, and ethical communication of findings.
Helps students integrate quantitative literacy with a biblical ethic of truth, clarity, and service in counseling research and practice.
Build statistical confidence for real-world counseling decisions and research literacy—grounded in integrity and wisdom.
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