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If you want to learn R then naturally the
absolute best option is to get yourself a
copy of Introductory R. That annoyingly transparent
piece of self-promotion aside, there are many
resources out there for the R novice, including some
online books, a great many video tutorials and a lot of
other helpful websites. Quite a lot of this is aimed at
people with either specialist statistical or programming
knowledge so you might have to look for a while to find
material at the level that you need but a bit of
persistence should pay off. |
Learning
statistics with R: A tutorial for psychology
students and other beginners by Daniel Navarro is a
full-length book aimed at psychologists and is available
as a pdf.
The R podcast is available
here: some of the episodes are specifically designed for
beginners.