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New ed. Paperback large quarto, spiral binding, very good plus condition, figures, tables. Heavy, and extra postage may be requested to destinations outside Australia. 345 pp. An excellent foundation for understanding statistics and the use of SPSS. Each chapter contains a worked example in a tutorial format, which clearly goes through of the required SPSS procedures, and the output for each step is interpreted. Covers an extensive array of statistics, including the ANOVA, correlation and nominal data families (beyond what is found in most similar guides: includes MANOVA, discriminant function analysis, exploratory factor analysis, reliability analysis and loglinear analysis). The examples are primarily for psychology students, but has application for other disciplines. The author is a professor of psychology, University of Western Sydney.…

Condition: new. This custom edition is published for the University of Western Sydney. Foolproof Guide to Statistics Using IBM SPSS The name SPSS is used throughout this edition which is intended to provide a foundation for understanding statistics and the use of SPSS. It has been developed primarily for students of psychology, but has application to other disciplines where quantitative research is used (provided the reader can stand having examples drawn from psychology). New in this edition: How to boxes for SPSS procedures, updated for PASW 18 A List of How To Boxes following the Table of Contents The new style for nonparametric tests shown in Appendix 2 Sample Results sections updated consistent with the new edition of the APA Manual1 A new section on overlapping confidence intervals and statistical significance (p. 141) Each chapter contains a worked example, and students are advised to treat these as tutorial exercises, working through each one, exploring the other options available in each of the SPSS procedures, examining the output that is produced, and comparing it to the extracts provided in the chapter. The shaded How to boxes show the steps needed to perform various operations and analyses, and pages illustrating output from analyses are identified by shaded bars down the outside margin. Experimental Design and Analysis This edition is compilation of chapters from The Psychologist as Detective: An Introduction to Conducting Research in Psychology. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condition: new. This custom edition is published for the University of Western Sydney. Foolproof Guide to Statistics Using IBM SPSS The name SPSS is used throughout this edition which is intended to provide a foundation for understanding statistics and the use of SPSS. It has been developed primarily for students of psychology, but has application to other disciplines where quantitative research is used (provided the reader can stand having examples drawn from psychology). New in this edition: How to boxes for SPSS procedures, updated for PASW 18 A List of How To Boxes following the Table of Contents The new style for nonparametric tests shown in Appendix 2 Sample Results sections updated consistent with the new edition of the APA Manual1 A new section on overlapping confidence intervals and statistical significance (p. 141) Each chapter contains a worked example, and students are advised to treat these as tutorial exercises, working through each one, exploring the other options available in each of the SPSS procedures, examining the output that is produced, and comparing it to the extracts provided in the chapter. The shaded How to boxes show the steps needed to perform various operations and analyses, and pages illustrating output from analyses are identified by shaded bars down the outside margin. Experimental Design and Analysis This edition is compilation of chapters from The Psychologist as Detective: An Introduction to Conducting Research in Psychology. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Condition: new. This custom edition is published for the University of Western Sydney. Foolproof Guide to Statistics Using IBM SPSS The name SPSS is used throughout this edition which is intended to provide a foundation for understanding statistics and the use of SPSS. It has been developed primarily for students of psychology, but has application to other disciplines where quantitative research is used (provided the reader can stand having examples drawn from psychology). New in this edition: How to boxes for SPSS procedures, updated for PASW 18 A List of How To Boxes following the Table of Contents The new style for nonparametric tests shown in Appendix 2 Sample Results sections updated consistent with the new edition of the APA Manual1 A new section on overlapping confidence intervals and statistical significance (p. 141) Each chapter contains a worked example, and students are advised to treat these as tutorial exercises, working through each one, exploring the other options available in each of the SPSS procedures, examining the output that is produced, and comparing it to the extracts provided in the chapter. The shaded How to boxes show the steps needed to perform various operations and analyses, and pages illustrating output from analyses are identified by shaded bars down the outside margin. Experimental Design and Analysis This edition is compilation of chapters from The Psychologist as Detective: An Introduction to Conducting Research in Psychology. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…