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| A Simple Guide to SPSS for Windows for Version 12.0
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Edition: 6
Author: Lee A. Kirkpatrick, Brooke C. Feeney
Publisher: Wadsworth Publishing
Release Date: 2004-06-15
ISBN-10: 0534610064
ISBN-13: 9780534610067
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Featuring just the right amount of information and instruction, Kirkpatrick and Feeney's no-nonsense, streamlined guide provides a thorough introduction to Version 12.0 of the powerful SPSS software. With this guide, students can learn how to use SPSS to perform all of the statistical procedures covered by a typical introductory statistics text--from histograms and descriptive statistics through correlation, regression, t-tests, and analysis of variance. Writing for students who need to use SPSS to complete homework problems or to conduct statistical analysis for a research project, Kirkpatrick and Feeney keep their explanations as simple and practical as possible.
Not as "simple" as it claims to be.
| Customer Rating: | The basic features of SPSS are fairly simple, and I believe this book complicates things more than anything else. It's quite verbose and pretty much fails to be straightforward on all counts. Towards the last half of my statistics course I found myself not reading it at all and just listening to my professor explain it in class, and not reading it actually helped me more than reading it.
If you know someone who understands SPSS, it's probably best just to have them walk you through whatever aspects of it you need to understand. |
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