Coffee, data, and jamovi: the perfect recipe for great statistical analysis
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https://doi.org/10.24023/FutureJournal/2175-5825/2025.v17i1.921Keywords:
Software freeware, Data analysis, JamoviAbstract
Objetivo: Este artigo apresenta o Jamovi, um software de análise estatística de código aberto baseado na linguagem R. O objetivo principal é demonstrar as funcionalidades do software, destacando sua interface amigável e acessibilidade, tornando-o uma ferramenta ideal tanto para iniciantes quanto para profissionais. Além disso, visa promover o uso de software estatístico livre, reduzindo barreiras técnicas e financeiras na análise de dados.
Método: O estudo conduz uma revisão descritiva e aplicada do Jamovi, cobrindo sua história, desenvolvimento e principais recursos em comparação a outros programas estatísticos como SPSS e SAS. Além disso, um exemplo prático é fornecido, guiando o leitor por etapas essenciais, como importação de dados, testes estatísticos e interpretação de resultados usando o Jamovi.
Resultados: O Jamovi se destaca por sua interface intuitiva, acessibilidade multiplataforma e integração perfeita com R. Ele permite que os usuários realizem análises estatísticas sem exigir amplo conhecimento de programação. Sua comunidade ativa e desenvolvimento contínuo garantem melhorias contínuas e adaptação às necessidades acadêmicas e profissionais.
Conclusão: O Jamovi se mostra uma alternativa poderosa e acessível para análise de dados, amplamente utilizada em áreas como psicologia, saúde pública, educação e marketing. Sua crescente adoção destaca sua viabilidade como ferramenta acadêmica e profissional, promovendo acesso mais democrático à análise estatística.
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