week 2

Week 2 : BP models & interactions in GLM. Lab: markdown

Admission requirements What you need to read before coming to class on Tuesday .

Chapter: 2 - Between-Person Analysis and Interpretation of Interactions

Lecture: Interpreting General Linear Models slides | watch | download

Tuesay session

Jeopardy!

Mplus & Centering

Quiz questions

Extra credit

You can earn extra credit by researching and sharing online resources that could be of use in preparing this week’s report. This week’s theme : online resources for learning markdown. Vote only if you find this resource useful

Non-competitive EC

post as a reply to “EXTRA CREDIT” comment thread at the bottom of this page
get 1 point if posted before 23:59 Friday

Competitive EC

best 5 posts (measured by the end of the lab on Friday) get another 1 EC points

Report due

Assignment Summarize the first two chapters in a markdown report. Use this cheatsheet to ensure that your report contains at least:

3 different headings
1 ordered list
1 unordered list
1 definition list
3 kinds of emphasis
1 link to a webpage
1 image call
2 tables

NOTE: You will not be graded on the content, but be prepare to discuss your work with the class.

Markdown Resourses

Screenshot	Links & Descriptions
	1 Markdwon Tutorial by Garen Torikian
	2 Markdown Cheatsheet by Adam Pritchard
	3 Markdown Syntax Cheat Sheet by Mark Boszko
	4 The R Markdown Cheat sheet for dynamic reporting in RStudio by RStudio Blog
	5 Markdown quick reference from Wordpress
	6 Video tutorial by Stevan Wing
	7 Markdown syntax guide by Fletcher T. Penney
	8 Markdown syntax reference by Squarespace
	9 Markdown table generator by Table Generator