Dissertation and thesis statistics help from a PhD statistician: SPSS, R or JASP, APA 7 tables and viva preparation. MSc dissertations, PhD Chapter 4 and Honours.
SPSS output full of numbers you cannot read? A supervisor asking for analyses you have never run? I run the statistics of your dissertation or thesis in SPSS, R or JASP, explain every table until you can defend it, and get you ready for the statistical questions at your viva or defense.
A doctoral thesis and a graded master’s dissertation are different things, and the help has to be different too. This is the line, said before you ask.
The analysis run and verified, the APA 7 tables and the Results chapter written for you to review with your supervisor and make your own, plus the methodological justification for the viva. The help is declared as your university requires.
The statistical section of the manuscript (Methods, Results, tables and figures), with the contribution acknowledged as the journal asks.
They are assessed as your own work, so I run and explain the analysis, give you the output tables and the syntax, and review the draft you write. I do not write any part you will submit.
MSc, MRes and MA dissertations in psychology, nursing, public health, sport science and the allied health professions: the statistics usually arrive in June or July, with the data collected and a supervisor who has a dozen other students. That is where I come in.
SPSS help for your dissertation: I run the analysis in SPSS (or R or JASP), check the assumptions, and walk you through every table until you can explain it yourself. You get the output tables and the syntax; you write the chapter and I review your draft before you submit. For a PhD thesis I also write up the Results chapter for you to review with your supervisor.
Students in Ireland work on the same terms, invoiced in euros. The dissertation season peaks between May and August: writing in April gives us room.
Starting points in pounds: analysis plan ≈ £260 (€300), analysis run and explained ≈ £430 (€500). Quoted and invoiced in euros.
PhD dissertations: Chapter 4 (Results) is where most candidates get stuck. I run the analysis your Chapter 3 promised, build the APA 7 tables and write the Results chapter for you to review with your chair and make your own, with the justification your committee will ask about.
DNP projects: the evaluation design, the power analysis and the statistics of your practice-change or quality-improvement data, written up for your project chair. MPH capstones are graded master’s work, so there I run and explain the analysis and review the capstone you write.
Starting points in US dollars: analysis plan ≈ $340 (€300), analysis executed ≈ $570 (€500). Quoted and invoiced in euros.
Honours theses in psychology, health sciences and sport science are assessed as your own work. I run and explain the analysis, give you the output tables and syntax, and review the thesis you write: I do not write any part you will submit.
PhD candidates in Australia and New Zealand get the same deliverable as any other doctoral thesis: the analysis and a written Results chapter to review with your supervisor, declared as your university requires.
Starting points in Australian dollars: analysis plan ≈ A$480 (€300), analysis run and explained ≈ A$810 (€500). Quoted and invoiced in euros.
Doctor in Psychology (Cum Laude) · Universitat de València. I am a researcher and statistical consultant with publications in indexed journals, including Nature Reviews Psychology and the Journal of Behavioral Addictions. I know what examiners and reviewers look for, because I have been on both sides of the table.
Full psychometric validation of a digital flourishing scale for Spanish adolescents: three integrated studies, measurement invariance, and construct validity with eight external scales. It had to meet ITC standards and survive peer review in an indexed journal.
Yes, when the help fits your degree and is declared. For a PhD, methodological and statistical support is a recognized practice: the research questions, the interpretation and the discussion remain yours, and the Results chapter I write is reviewed with your supervisor and acknowledged as your university requires. For graded master’s and Honours work, the write-up has to be yours: there I explain the analysis and review your draft, I do not write it.
It depends on the scope: the number of analyses, whether there is a psychometric validation or longitudinal data, and so on. As a reference, an analysis plan starts at €300 and the analysis run and explained at €500, before tax; in pounds that is about ≈ £260 (€300) and ≈ £430 (€500). After a free review of your case you get a fixed quote in writing.
It depends on the scope; the timeline is agreed in writing in the proposal before we start. A full dissertation analysis usually takes four to eight weeks from clean data. Replies to your messages take under 24 working hours.
SPSS, R, JASP, jamovi and Mplus, whichever your supervisor requires or best fits your design. Tables and figures are delivered in APA 7 format.
A documented analysis plan, the analyses run and verified, tables and figures in APA 7 format, the syntax, and the revisions to the analysis you need to make it solid. For a doctoral thesis, also the Results chapter written for you to review with your supervisor and make your own; for an MSc or Honours dissertation, a review of the chapter you write.
Yes. Everything is online, in English or Spanish, with doctoral candidates and researchers in the UK, Ireland, the US, Australia and the rest of Europe. Quotes and invoices are in euros, and the GDPR covers your data.
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