These ED notes summarize chapter 4 to chapter 7 of the Design of Experiments class notes. They are extremely detailed and cover all concepts relating the above mentioned ED chapters. They provide examples of the more difficult concepts. These notes can be used in conjunction with the ED PART 1 notes to study for the Experimental Design section in the STA2005S exam. They are neat and are in-depth.

These ED notes summarize chapter 1 to chapter 3 of the Design of Experiments class notes. They are extremely detailed and cover all concepts relating the above mentioned ED chapters. They provide examples on the more difficult concepts. These notes can be used to study for the STA2005s Test 2 and can be used in conjunction with the ED PART 2 notes to study for the Experimental Design section in the STA2005S exam. They are neat and are in-depth.

Minority influence was relabelled 'conversion' by Moscovici, who argued that it is a different kind of influence to majority influence because it is not conformity based and it results in private change rather than the public compliance one sees in Asch's experiments. Critically engage with Moscovici’s theory by applying his theory to an example where a minority group tried to influence the majority group.