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DataDoing is a statistical consultancy agency helping university students (Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD students) and researchers with data analysis and learning materials. We provide data analysis services using SPSS and Jamovi, helping with theses, dissertations, and research projects. Our services include everything from data cleaning and statistical analysis to interpretation of results and reporting results in APA format. We also provide personalized SPSS and Jamovi tutoring for people who want to learn how to analyze their own data. In addition, we offer online courses, educational guides, templates, and other learning resources. Our goal is to deliver high-quality, accurate statistical data analysis at affordable rates while helping students learn data analysis through simple and easy-to-understand tutorials.
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