Center for Statistical Training and Consulting
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The MSU Center for Statistical Training and Consulting (CSTAT) is a professional service and research unit at Michigan State University. We collaborate on research projects and provide statistical support and services to MSU affiliated faculty, staff, and graduate students, and off-campus clients.
Age and Sex Differences in Depressive Symptoms
The Survey of Health, Aging, and Retirement in Europe (SHARE) is a longitudinal study with health, lifestyle, and socioeconomic data from individuals ages 50 and older in European countries. We develop a multi-variable prediction model for clinically significant depression assessed by the 12-item Europe depression scale (Euro-D) and study age-associated patterns for men and women across four European regions.
Skin disinfection methods to augment animal welfare
To assess refinements in skin disinfection methods to augment animal welfare, this research project tested effectiveness of waterless alcohol-based antiseptic (compared to traditional skin prep methods) and delivered active warming as methods to enhance postoperative outcomes.
Motivation, barriers, coping of older athletes: Weightlifting during the COVID19 Pandemic
Motivation, barriers, and coping during COVID19 for Master weightlifters: Older athletes are motivated to maintain fitness, build strength and confidence, and compete.
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Initial Data AnalysisInitial data analysis is highly relevant before engaging in statistical modeling to inform about a potential impact on the analysis plan.