A Step-by-Step Approach to Using the SAS System for Univariate and Multivariate Statistics

A user-friendly guide beneficial to both researchers and students of the social sciences, this book provides a very comprehensive introduction of the SAS System and elementary statistical procedures. Step by step, this book guides beginners through the basic concepts of research and data analysis, to data input and on to ANOVA and MANOVA. The more advanced researchers will find the presentation of sophisticated statistical procedures invaluable. With this book you will learn to write SAS programs, interpret results, perform statistical analyses without a broad mathematics background, and summarize results in American Psychological Association format.

Supports releases 6.07 and higher of SAS software.

Larry Hatcher, Ph.D.
Larry Hatcher, Associate Professor of Psychology at Winthrop University and a SAS user for nearly 15 years, offers you the benefit of his experience as both a researcher and a teacher of statistics using the SAS System.

Edward J. Stepanski, Ph.D.
Edward J. Stepanski, Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology in Medicine at the University of Illinois at Chicago, has used the SAS System in research projects in the sleep disorders field for nearly 15 years. He shares his expertise with you in this book.