Will your research require you: to read papers containing statistical methods? to collect data that are subject to chance variation? to analyse such data?

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Will your research require you: to read papers containing statistical methods? to collect data that are subject to chance variation? to analyse such data?

If the answer is Yes! then to become a competent researcher: You must understand (at least) basic statistical ideas Otherwise, somebody else will have to explain to you what your research results mean.

Intellectual health warning: Learning to use SPSS is not enough! Data processing is not the same as data analysis