A Guide to Computing Statistics with SPSS Release 10 for windows

Howitt, Dennis

ISBN 10: 0130326852 / ISBN 13: 9780130326850

Published by Prentice Hall, 2000

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Bibliographic Details

Title: A Guide to Computing Statistics with SPSS ...

Publisher: Prentice Hall

Publication Date: 2000

Binding: Paperback

Condition: Used; Very Good

About this title

Synopsis:

This text is designed for statistics courses taught in departments of Psychology. SPSS Guide to Computing for Windows 10.0 walks students through the process of data analysis in straightforward, intuitive steps. Numerous informative illustrations and a wealth of relevant and insightful applied applications bolster the presentation of the material. This book was written as an accompanying text for the authors' own 'An Introduction to Statistics for Psychology 2e', although it can be used as a practical resource alongside virtually any statistics textbook.

From the Back Cover:

A Guide to Computing Statistics with SPSS 11 for Windows

Here is the revised edition of Howitt and Cramer's Guide to Computing Statistics that has been updated to cover SPSS 11 for Windows. With the help of this book you will quickly be able to master statistical analysis with SPSS. 

This book can be used alone or to complement the authors' An Introduction to Statistics in Psychology.

• Updated to include Version 11 of SPSS along with earlier releases back to Version 8
• A wide range of statistics are covered, including factor and log-linear analysis
• A step-by-step approach makes the use of both advanced and simple statistical steps seem easy
• Explains how to enter, analyse, interpret and report data
• Provides comprehensive details of what to report and how to report it
• Completely updated to improve and maximise clarity

 

Dennis Howitt and Duncan Cramer are both Readers in the Department of Social Sciences at Loughborough University.