Anxious women or complacent men? Anxiety of statistics in a sample of UK sociology undergraduates

New research paper from Kevin Ralston examining gender differences in experiences of statistical anxiety among Sociology undergraduates.

Ralston, K. Gorton, V. MacInnes, J. Gayle, V. Crow, G. (2020) Anxious women or complacent men? Anxiety of statistics in a sample of UK Sociology undergraduates, International Journal of Social Research Methodology

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