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0 - Introduction
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1. Thinking about causality
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2. What you should know
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1 - Experimental Design and Statistical Controls
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1. The investigator, the jury, and the judge
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2. Fisher and experiments
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3. John Snow and natural experiments
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4. Double blind studies
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5. Control variables (ANCOVA)
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6. Judea Pearl Problems with control variables
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7. Moderation, mediation, and lurking variables
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8. Simpson's paradox
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9. Challenge Moderation, mediation, or a third variable
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10. Solution Moderation, mediation, or a third variable
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2 - Conditional Probability and Bayes' Theorem
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1. Turing, Enigma, and CAPTCHA
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2. Enigma and uncertainty
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3. Developing an intuition for Bayes with Wordle
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4. Wordle and conditional probability
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5. Wordle, bans, and bits
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6. Wordle and Bayes' theorem
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7. Challenge Conditional probability and Bayes' theorem
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8. Solution Conditional probability and Bayes' theorem
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3 - Prediction and Proof with Bayesian statistics
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1. Contrasting frequentist statistics and Bayesian statistics
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2. Bayesian T-Test with JASP
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3. Google Optimize
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4. Bayes and rare events
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5. Challenge JASP
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6. Solution JASP
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4 - Causal Modeling with Structural Equation Modeling (SEM)
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1. Sewell Wright
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2. Introducing path analysis and SEM
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3. SEM example Intention
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4. Myths about SEM
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5. Latent variables in SEM
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6. Finding direction of causality with SEM (PSAT)
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5 - Causal Modeling with Bayesian Networks
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1. Judea Pearl and the causal revolution
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2. Downloading BayesiaLab and resources
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3. Introducing BayesiaLab Hair and eye color
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4. Introduction to causal modeling with Bayesian networks
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5. Bayesian Networks Black Swan case study
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6 - Conclusion
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1. Taking causality further