Doing data analysis with SPSS® version 18
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TextPublication details: Brooks/Cole Cengage Learning Australia c2012Description: xvi, 323 p.: ill.; 23cmISBN: - 9780840065384
- HA32 .C37 2012
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Section 1. A First Look at SPSS Statistics
Section 2. Tables and Graphs for One Variable
Section 3. Tables and Graphs for Two Variables
Section 4. One-Variable Descriptive Statistics
Section 5. Two-Variable Descriptive Statistics
Section 6. Elementary Probability
Section 7. Discrete Probability Distributions
Section 8. Normal Density Functions
Section 9. Sampling Distributions
Section 10. Confidence Intervals
Section 11. One-Sample Hypothesis Tests
Section 12. Two-Sample Hypothesis Tests
Section 13. Analysis of Variance (I)
Section 14. Analysis of Variance (II)
Section 15. Linear Regression (I)
Section 16. Linear Regression (II)
Section 17. Multiple Regression
Section 18. Nonlinear Models
Section 19. Basic Forecasting Technicques
Section 20. Chi-Square Tests
Section 21. Nonparametric Tests
Section 22. Tools for Quality
Now updated for SPSS® Statistics Version 18, DOING DATA ANALYSIS WITH SPSS, 5e, International Edition is an excellent supplement to any introductory statistics course. It provides a practical and useful introduction to SPSS and enables students to work independently to learn helpful software skills outside of class. By using SPSS to handle complex computations, students can focus on and gain an understanding of the underlying statistical concepts and techniques in the introductory statistics course
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