Psychology & Education · South Africa

Statistical consulting for psychology & education research

Statistical consulting for research in psychology, education and social work in South Africa. We support Master's and PhD researchers, postdocs, academics and clinical researchers with multivariate analysis, instrument validation and questionnaire design — working through the analysis with you and delivering a detailed technical report. 100% online.

400+ projects supported
7+ years of experience
Health & applied sciences
South Africa · 100% online
Services

Statistical support for psychology, education and social work

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Data Analysis

Already collected your data? We work with you through every stage of the analysis — from organising and cleaning your dataset to producing clear, well-grounded results you can confidently present, defend, or submit for publication.

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Research Design Support

Yet to collect your data? We advise on sampling strategy, sample size, data collection methods, and questionnaire design — giving your study a solid methodological foundation before data collection begins, whether you are a student or an independent researcher.

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Questionnaire design & validation

We help design well-structured questionnaires and carry out statistical validation of scales and measurement instruments — for theses, clinical studies, and published research.

Methodologies

Methods we work with in psychology & education research

Multivariate analysis

Factor analysis, cluster analysis, PCA, discriminant analysis, MDS, and more.

Instrument validation

Cronbach's alpha, confirmatory factor analysis, convergent and discriminant validity, and more.

Advanced modelling

Structural Equation Modelling (SEM), survival analysis, mixed models, and more.

Hypothesis testing

t-tests, ANOVA, Chi-square, Mann-Whitney, Kruskal-Wallis, and more.

Regression models

Linear, logistic, Poisson, negative binomial, Cox proportional hazards, and more.

Have a particular method in mind? Get in touch — we will assess it and recommend the most appropriate approach for your research.

How it works · Data Analysis

Steps of the data analysis process

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Initial meeting

We discuss your research aims and data in detail, and agree on the right analytical approach before any work begins.

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Collaborative analysis

We work through the analyses with your involvement, producing a technical report covering the methodology, results, and how to interpret them.

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Results walkthrough

A dedicated online session to go through the findings together — you leave with a clear understanding of the results, ready to write them up, defend them, or submit for publication.

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Ongoing support

We stay available by email for any follow-up questions about the delivered material, with no time limit and no extra charge.

Disciplines

Disciplines we work with

Psychology Social Work Education

400+ research projects supported. Broad experience across health sciences, medicine, nursing, psychology, public health, and many other disciplines at all career stages.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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Do you write the thesis or paper for me?
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No. We are statistical consultants — not ghostwriters. The intellectual content, scientific reasoning, and writing of your thesis or paper are entirely your own. We provide expert guidance on statistical methodology and analysis. Your supervisor must be aware that you are using the service.
How does the consulting process work?
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We start with an initial meeting to understand your research aims and data. We then work through the analyses together, prepare a detailed technical report, and walk you through the findings in a dedicated session. Ongoing support by email about the delivered material is included at no extra cost.
How long does it take?
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It depends on the complexity of your analyses and how well-organised your data is. Get in touch with the details of your project and we will give you a realistic timeframe along with a quote.
Do I need to acknowledge your involvement?
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Yes — consistent with academic best practice, we ask that our contribution be acknowledged in the Acknowledgements section of your thesis or paper. We will guide you on appropriate wording.
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