| 2009 |
In
Brief: Progressive Statistics Updated. Magnitude-based
inferences and injury thresholds. |
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Progressive
Statistics. Will Hopkins, Alan Batterham,
Stephen Marshall, and Juri Hanin. Current best practice in data analysis and presentation. |
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Fourier
Series Approximations and Low Pass Filtering. Steve
Elmer and Jim Martin. Theory and spreadsheet for biomechanists. |
| 2008 |
In
Brief: Slideshow
on Statistical Guidelines. A presentation at ACSM 2008. |
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In
Brief: Update:
Sample Size. Risk of an unclear outcome; new slides. |
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In
Brief: Sample-Size
Commentary. Misconception explained. |
| |
In
Brief: Updates:
Controlled-trial spreadsheets; graphs in Office 2007; ompare/combine
effects. |
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Research
Designs: Choosing and Fine-tuning a Design for Your Study. Will Hopkins.
An update and slideshow of the most popular resource at this site. |
| 2007 |
In
Brief: Editorial:
Blogs and Podcasts. New i-tricks for sport scientists. |
| |
In
Brief: Tutorials
on R-Stats. Learn this powerful free package. |
| |
In
Brief: Update:
Sample Size. 4x
more for individual differences. |
| |
In
Brief: A
Spreadsheet to Compare Means of Two Groups, including a covariate. |
| |
The
Tour de Journals 2007: Impact Factors in Exercise and Sport. Will Hopkins.
An assessment of the latest ratings. |
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What’s
Behind the Numbers? Important Decisions in Judging Practical Significance.
Greg Atkinson.
A view on smallest worthwhile effects. |
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A
Spreadsheet for Deriving a Confidence Interval, Mechanistic Inference and
Clinical Inference from a P Value. Will Hopkins.
An old resource updated with new insights about sample-based research. |
| |
Understanding
Statistics by Using Spreadsheets to Generate and Analyze Samples.
Will Hopkins.
Implicit learning of all the important biomedical stats concepts. |
| 2006 |
In
Brief: Sad
Stats. No suitable statistical package for sport scientists. |
| |
In
Brief: Magnitude
Matters. A slideshow from the 2006 ACSM meeting. |
| |
In
Brief: New
and Updated Research Slideshows. Student supervision, dimensions of
research, making inferences, controlled trials. |
| |
Spreadsheets
for Analysis of Controlled Trials, with Adjustment for a Subject Characteristic.
Will Hopkins.
A covariate and other enhancements now included in this useful resource.
Commentary.
Alan
Batterham.
Commentary.
Amanda
Cox.
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A
Spreadsheet for Combining Outcomes from Several Groups. Will
Hopkins.
Sex and other group effects made easy. Commentary.
Glen
Fincher.
|
| |
Estimating
Sample Size for Magnitude-Based Inferences. Will
Hopkins.
Clinical or practical outcomes with fewer subjects. |
| 2005 |
In
Brief: A
Spreadsheet for Fully Controlled Crossovers. Resource for analysis.
|
| |
In
Brief: Sport
Scientists' Top 10 Sites. Feedback from the Sportscience list. |
| |
Making
Meaningful Inferences About Magnitudes. Alan
Batterham and Will Hopkins.
Replace statistical significance of an effect with chances it is important.
Commentary.
Steve
Marshall. |
| |
A
Decision Tree for Controlled Trials. Alan
Batterham and Will Hopkins.
Reliability, washout time, and availability of subjects and resources are
the deciding factors.
Commentary.
Greg
Atkinson.
|
| 2004 |
In
Brief: Clinical
Significance and Decisiveness.
Will Hopkins. Make
better inferences. |
| |
An
Introduction to Meta-analysis. Will Hopkins.
Article/slideshow on quantitative systematic reviews of original research. |
| |
Bias
in Bland-Altman but not Regression Validity Analyses.
Will Hopkins.
Bland-Altman plots are misleading for method comparisons. |
| 2003 |
A
Spreadsheet for Analysis of Straightforward Controlled Trials. Will Hopkins.
Transformations,
individual responses, effect sizes, clinical chances and more for data from
a controlled trial, crossover, or time series. |
| |
Dynamical
Systems Theory: a relevant framework for performance-oriented sports biomechanics
research. Paul Glazier, Keith Davids, Roger
Bartlett.
New approaches to analysis of sports movements. |
| 2002 |
Dimensions
of Research. Will Hopkins.
An
analysis of research projects in terms of topic, scope, mode, methods, ideology,
and politics. |
| |
In
Brief: Data-Analysis
Tutorial. Will Hopkins. October
24 |
| |
In
Brief: Qualitative
vs Quantitative Designs (Letter). Douglas
Booth.
October 24 |
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Probabilities
of Clinical or Practical Significance.
Will Hopkins.
How to use and interpret probabilities more meaningful than the traditional
P value. July 8 |
| 2001 |
In
Brief: Clinical vs Statistical Significance
by Will Hopkins |
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In
Brief: Qualitative vs Quantitative Research
Designs by Will Hopkins |
| |
A
Research Agreement for Students in Exercise and Sport Science, by Will
Hopkins. A template for planning and monitoring projects. |
| |
Comprehension
in the Informed-Consent Process, by Steve and Amanda Olivier. Subjects
have to understand what they agree to. |
| |
Informed
Consent in Sport Science, by Steve and Amanda Olivier. Background info
and forms for ethics applications. |
| |
A
New View of Statistics, by Will
Hopkins |
| 2000 |
Quantitative
Research Design, by Will G Hopkins.
All about double-blind randomized crossovers and other designs. |
| 1999 |
Researching
Worthwhile Performance Enhancements by Will
Hopkins, John Hawley, and Louise Burke. Summary of a recent publication. |
| 1998-7 |
Quantitative
Research Design (earlier version),
by Will Hopkins |
| 2006 |
In Brief: Preparing Graphics for Publication. Tips and tricks for the Office platform. |
| |
The Journals World Cup 2005: Impact Factors for Sport Science. Will Hopkins. An assessment of the latest ratings. |
| 2005 |
In Brief: Editorial: Copyright Control. No flexibility in a publisher's policy. |
| |
In Brief: Copyright-Free Images and Information. Resource for handouts/slides. |
| |
Impact Factors of Journals in Sport and Exercise Science, 2004. Will Hopkins. An assessment of the latest ratings. |
| 2004 |
In Brief: Updated Endnote Journal Abbreviations. Will Hopkins.Less errors in references. |
| |
Impact Factors of Journals in Sport and Exercise Science, 2000-2003 . Will Hopkins. An assessment of the latest ratings. |
| 2003 |
In Brief: Finding Out What's Known Will Hopkins. |
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In Brief: Writing Pre and Post. Will Hopkins. |
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In Brief: Impact-Factor Update and Put-Down Will Hopkins. |
| 2001 |
Journal
Impact Factors in Sport and Exercise Science, 1999-2000, by Will Hopkins.
The latest journal rankings, and an analysis of MSSE's rising impact. |
| 2000 |
Impact
Factors of Journals in Sport and Exercise Science, by Will Hopkins.
Where to send your journal articles for publication. |
| |
Physiology
Symbols in Microsoft Word and Corel Wordperfect,
by J Andy Doyle. How to dot the V and create other symbols. |
| 1999 |
Workshop
on Grant Applications and Other Scientific Documents
by Will G Hopkins. A handout from a local conference. |
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Endnote
Abbreviations and Styles: Files for Sport and Exercise Journals
by Will G Hopkins. Use these files to make a formatted list of references
for publication. |
| |
Guidelines
on Style for Scientific Writing
by Will Hopkins. An up-to-date collection of advice and rules for authors. |
| |
How
to Write a Literature Review
by Will Hopkins. A systematic approach to analysis of published research. |
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How
to Write a Research Paper
by Will Hopkins. More structure eases the writing, editing, and reading
of an original-research paper. |
| |
Excel
97/98 Workbook of Templates for Drawing Figures
by Will Hopkins |
| 1998-7 |
Who
Should be the Authors, by Rob Roach |
