Jack Wallace: Effects of Concussions on Human Biometrics

Conducting statistical tests to determine trends and relationships between different groups of the variables

Final project outcome

Student reflections

What I did

In my research project, my main objective was to study a given dataset containing about 30 different measurable variables, conduct statistical tests to determine trends and relationships between different groups of the variables, and summarize my findings in a research poster that clearly states the relevant information my work has produced. 

What I learned

While at first I felt like I was constantly struggling to find a course of action, by the end once I had tried many different things with varying levels of success I found it very easy to create my poster for presentation, as my familiarity with the data that I had built through trial and error made my conclusions easy to communicate and smooth-flowing. I now know more about how to conduct the individual responsibilities of a statistician calmly and effectively

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