Dancing statistics: explaining the statistical concept of correlation through dance
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- A four minute film demonstrating the statistical concept of correlation through dance.
Project title: 'Communicating Psychology to the Public through Dance' (AKA 'Dancing Statistics')
Founder & Co-Producer: Lucy Irving, Middlesex University
Founder & Co-Producer: Dr Carl Senior, Aston University
Project Manager & Co-Producer: Elise Phillips
Statistical Lead & Co-Producer: Professor Andy Field, University of Sussex
Choreographer: Masha Gurina
Filmmaker: Kyle Stevenson
These films were funded by a BPS Public Engagement with additional funding from IdeasTap.
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If you have questions or comments about this film please contact @statsdancer #dancingstatistics or dancingstatistics@gmail.com
The BPS runs an annual public engagement grant scheme. Through these grants we aim to help members promote the relevance of evidence-based psychology to wider audiences either through direct work or by organising interesting and relevant communications activities. For press inquiries please contact the BPS Press Office.
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IdeasTap is an arts charity for young, creative people at the start of their careers.
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This was a different way of describing statistics. I really like how it demonstrated positive, negative and zero correlations.
This genuinely might have saved my degree! Seriously, I've failed my stats module twice already because i really don't get it and it scares me but this is so visual and really makes sense. I feel like I kind of understand basic stats. Amazing idea- THANK YOU!!!
Lovely Demonstration! Enjoyed the art, dance and music, as much as the various colourful statistical dimensions of correlation between variables. That was beautifully represented! Thank you:)
Really innovative way of explaining basic statistics - Great resource
Brief, Beautiful, Brilliant and very helpful, thank you.
The tip about causation or lack thereof is really helpful!
This is simply superb - love it.
Excellent representation !
a) Visual interest.
b) The first example obviously sets the stage for the succeeding examples since the three sets of perfectly correlating dancers are obviously synchronous. So then for the next examples, one need look for the three pairs of correlations.
Great video. The visuals 'correlated' perfectly with the text.. it was all very easy to understand.
Very good! A very creative way to explain correlation. Will surely share to my class.Thanks! =)
Andy Field I got your stats book! very funny . I have my stats exam tomorrow. wish me luck
In the universe this is true on many levels, this would also be true for dance, music and other artistic expressions....... dance is just one of those components that show is flow of energy and exchange of it, how is moves and evolves as it is realized and manifested....
2:57 my sims when I return after not playing on it for a month
Actually no basically the whole thing
I would love to be able of find out who did the music....
Probably custom made for this video
Very nice and innovative, a good explanation of variance and homogenity and hetrogenity
Very cool Idea!
I also find the music very relaxing and good for studying. Where can I get more of it?
super creative
beautiful concept :)
Genius
Genius!
this..... helped me ssooooo much. thank you :D
¡Excelente! ¿Me dan permiso para subtitularlo al español? Será muy útil para enseñar Estadística :)
Thanks...
would be intrigued to know if any of the videos have been incorporated into actual research methods and stats modules ?
Yes I believe they were used across undergraduate Psychology programs
All the students forced to watch these videos equals real world ad revenue for these people. Heck yeah.
Lmao yeah
It's pretty straightforward. How much would there be to say about it?
On the other hand, this is CZcams. The absence of crude remarks, sexual innuendo, and jokes is suspicious. Maybe the uploader is deleting such comments.
Am I the only one thinking learning such a simple, super simple "statistical concept" is a very, very slow way of thinking? Let me see you guys dance biserial correlation coefficient or rank order coefficients correlation or product moment correlation coefficient ... You know?
bruh...lets see you do shit instead of talking it haha wannabe nerd
But this happens in real live research damorend. Rarely in psychological research (that is well designed) are we simply looking at 2 variables.
song?
You're trying to explain the relationship between 2 variables, so why show 6 dancers at the same time? Since the explanation makes you expect 2 variables, it's easy to interpret each group of 3 identically clothed dancers as one variable, and each dancer as a datum.
It takes a lot of effort to understand that in each example there are 3 simultaneous correlations between pairs of variables (dancers) happening, each with the same coefficient but with distinct data sets (dance moves).
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I noticed the music totally sucked myself.
meu amigo que morte horrivel onde eu vim parar
lol
Ridiculous!