"I am interested in helping you develop your statistics and quantitative methods / research understanding, including with SPSS or R / RStudio (and sometimes Excel). I can also help you with your academic or research writing skills or editing, including learning how to present and write up statistics results.

I tutor to help people understand course material, but I also particularly specialize in helping people who need assistance working through the analysis and writing of independent research projects, including helping graduate students working on a thesis or dissertation or more broadly dissertation coaching and advising.

Descriptive and inferential statistics at Advanced placement (AP), undergraduate, and graduate levels: central tendencies and variability, standard deviation and variance, skew, histograms, normal distribution, sampling, hypothesis testing, z scores, probabilities, t-tests, chi-squared tests, ANOVA (ANCOVA, MANOVA, repeated measures ANOVA), regression (including linear regression, multiple regression, polynomial regression, logistic regression), mediation, moderation aka interactions, Hayes Process Macro, reliability, validity, power analyses (including G*Power), non-parametric tests, factor analysis, and higher level statistical models as well. Just ask!

I received my PhD in social psychology with a quantitative methods (aka statistics) concentration from New York University. I graduated magna cum laude and with department honors in psychology from Northwestern University. At NYU I was involved in teaching undergraduate and graduate students, and in 2014 I received the inaugural graduate student teaching award for excellence in student teaching in psychology at NYU. I have also have been actively involved in statistics and writing tutoring online for 7+ years. I enjoy teaching, and am interested in helping people through tutoring rather than a more traditional classroom role because it gives me time and location flexibility: ** Online tutoring only! **" less...