- Getting Started with Stats iQ: Key Concepts and Access
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Introduction to Stats IQ
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Foundation: Understanding Drivers and Key Outcomes
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Accessing Stats IQ
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Knowledge Check
- The Describe-Relate-Regression Path
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Step 1 - Describing Your Data
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Step 2 - Relating Variables
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Step 3 - Building Regression Models
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Knowledge Check
- Organizing and Refining Your Analysis
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Working with Workspaces and Variables
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Filtering Your Data
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Knowledge Check
- Interpreting and Acting on Results
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Evaluating Your Regression Model
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Interpreting Regression Coefficients
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From Analysis to Action
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Common Pitfalls to Avoid
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Knowledge Check
- Summary, Next Steps and Key Resources
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Summary, Next Steps and Resources
How to Use Stats IQ
Learn how to uncover the key drivers behind your metrics using Stats iQ's statistical analysis tools—no advanced statistics background required. Master the Describe-Relate-Regression workflow to identify which factors truly impact customer satisfaction, employee engagement, and other critical outcomes.
Course Summary:
This introductory course teaches you how to use Stats iQ to turn survey data into actionable insights through a systematic three-step workflow. You'll learn to explore individual variables, identify statistically significant relationships, and build regression models that quantify driver impact. The course covers accessing Stats iQ from different project types, organizing your analyses with workspaces and filters, and interpreting results to make data-driven business decisions. By the end, you'll be able to confidently run analyses, evaluate model quality, and communicate findings to stakeholders.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Understand what Stats iQ is and why it’s a valuable tool
- Apply the Describe-Relate-Regression workflow to identify key drivers in survey data
- Evaluate statistical significance in variable relationships to determine which drivers impact key outcomes
- Navigate the Stats iQ interface to run analyses and interpret results for business decisions
Best for:
- CX and EX program managers who need to identify improvement priorities
- Survey administrators analyzing customer or employee feedback
- Business analysts looking to understand what drives key metrics
- Anyone responsible for reporting on satisfaction, engagement, or experience scores
- Beginners with basic statistics knowledge who want to learn statistical analysis without coding