A two-tier approach to ethical uncertainty and the degree of lacking information or decision theory. Read this 'how-to' article on making an informed decision with lacking statistics https://t.co/cRZSJMk6SW #JSGS807#JSGS807s10
Watch this video for reasoning on why infographics improve our ability to process information and think on its applicability in public policy https://t.co/THmecDxhLD. #informedpublicpolicy#JSGS807#JSGS807s9
On a balance of probabilities, you will read this blog post... or you are interested in public policy and the importance of understanding probability statements https://t.co/2yENk6I9mE #JSGS807#probabilities
Is wealth inequality a true public policy issue or is there something we are missing? Edwards and Bourne explore this idea, check out: https://t.co/9Z8bii5Apu #publicpolicy#JSGS807#JSGS807s8
How Much Do University of Regina Employees Earn? 2018/2019 Annual Salaries. Check out my exploration of #UofR#Salaries at https://t.co/7JukzSaauG via @wordpressdotcom#JSGS807 @giustinolongo
Government simulation games have progressed over time. Focussing on negotiation, military moves, resolution, and development. Check out https://t.co/N5NU0YSvUu for more information on geopolitical policy and political campaign #simulation#games#SimCity#Nationstates#JSGS807S5
Have you ever taken #statistics and been #confused as to what the #pvalue is? Check out this short video by Dr Nic at https://t.co/9H7lxTFU9Q to learn more #JSGS807
Have you ever been curious about how to find the #mean, #mode, #median, or #standarddeviation in your data through #Excel? Check out this 3-minute video by Joshua Emmanuel #JSGS807 https://t.co/Ezq4H2kQbL
If you can't explain the benefit of the data you are collecting to the people you are collecting it from, you probably shouldn't be collecting the data @didierelzinga#JSGS807; https://t.co/eR1TKFFoia