SPSS for Windows Made Simple

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Taylor & Francis, 1999 - Computers - 386 pages
This new edition incorporates recent developments in SPSS (and in Windows) by drawing upon screen images, dialog boxes and output from SPSS 8 in the Windows 95 environment. A feature of SPSS 8 is the new, powerful Viewer output manager, which enables the user to produce better tables, charts and graphs by affording greater editorial control over both content and appearance than was possible in previous versions.
The first six chapters (on data handling and exploration, graph plotting and two-sample statistical tests) and the associated exercises provide an introduction to the basics of working with SPSS, while the remaining chapters cover more advanced topics such as various ANOVA designs, correlation and regression, loglinear analysis, discriminant anlysis and factor analysis.
In response to the comments of readers worldwide, the authors have expanded sections on the inputting and exploration of data, graphical procedures and advice on choosing appropriate statistical tests. The remaining chapters have also been revised. Where appropriate, chapters include images of dialog boxes, output listings and exercises for student courses.
 

Contents

PREFACE viii
CHAPTER 3
CHAPTER 7
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5
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Exercises 23 71
Exploratory data analysis EDA 79
The mnemonics experiment revisited 180
189
introduces the reader to some general basic principles of computing Chapter
2
WINDOW OPERATIONS FOR SPSS
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17
CHAPTER 10
45
CHAPTER 11
62
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CHAPTER 12
2
Describing categorial data 84
CHOOSING A STATISTICAL TEST 133
COMPARING THE AVERAGES OF TWO SAMPLES 152
Exercises 911 168
CHAPTER 13
337
Exercises 1819 285
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