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Basic Statistics

Basic Statistics. KNES 510 Research Methods in Kinesiology. How Software is Used in Statistics. Types of software for statistics Minitab Statistical Analysis system (SAS) Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) Predictive Analytics Software ( PASW ) Why not Microsoft Excel?

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Experiments

Experiments. Pre and Post condition. Classic experimental design. Random assignment to control and treatment conditions Why random assignment and control groups?. Classic experimental design. Random assignment helps with internal validity Some threats to internal validity:

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One-way ANOVA Inference for one-way ANOVA

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COMM 301: Empirical Research in Communication

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Module II Lecture 1: Multiple Regression

Graduate School 2002/2003 Quantitative Research Methods Gwilym Pryce g.pryce@socsci.gla.ac.uk. Module II Lecture 1: Multiple Regression. Aims and Objectives:. Aim: to introduce correlation coefficients and multiple regression Objectives:

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8. Association between Categorical Variables

8. Association between Categorical Variables. Suppose both response and explanatory variables are categorical. (For comparing means in Chap. 7, response variable is quantitative, explanatory variable is categorical. Chap. 9 considers both quantitative .)

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Correlation Question 1

Correlation Question 1. This question asks you to use the Pearson correlation coefficient to measure the association between [educ4] and [empstat].

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Oneway ANOVA

Oneway ANOVA. Advanced Research Methods in Psychology - lecture - Matthew Rockloff. When to use a Oneway ANOVA 1. Oneway ANOVA is a generalization of the independent samples t-test . Recall that the independent samples t-test is used to compare the mean values of 2 different groups.

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Percentile Practice Problem (1)

Percentile Practice Problem (1). This question asks you to use percentile for the variable [marital]. Recall that the use of percentile is for ordinal or interval level variable. Since [marital] is a nominal level variable, it is incorrect to use percentile to answer this question.

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Frequency: Nominal Variable Practice Problem

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T-test for dependent Samples

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T Test Jeopardy

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Practice Problem: Lambda (1)

Practice Problem: Lambda (1).

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Testing Statistical Hypothesis for Dependent Samples

Testing Statistical Hypothesis for Dependent Samples. Testing Hypotheses about Two Dependent Means. Dependent Groups t-test Paired Samples t-test Correlated Groups t-test. Steps in Test of Hypothesis. Determine the appropriate test Establish the level of significance: ?

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Statistics 303

Statistics 303. Chapter 9 Two-Way Tables. Relationships Between Two Categorical Variables. Relationships between two categorical variables Depending on the situation, one of the variables is the explanatory variable and the other is the response variable.

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Copying syntax commands from SPSS output to Word

Copying syntax commands from SPSS output to Word. Copying SPSS Output to Word. Open the notes icon. Copying SPSS Output to Word. Select the "Notes" text box. Copying SPSS Output to Word. Copy the selected text box to the clipboard. Copying SPSS Output to Word.

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Survey of Statistical Methods

Survey of Statistical Methods. April 25, 2005. Sample Problem.

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Practice for the Mid-Term

Practice for the Mid-Term. SPSS DATA ANALYSIS: You will only be tested in SPSS on chi-square, t -test, and analysis of variance. All of the questions will use the socialsurvey.sav data set.

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15: Linear Regression

15: Linear Regression. Expected change in Y per unit X. Introduction (p. 15.1). X = independent (explanatory) variable Y = dependent (response) variable Use instead of correlation when distribution of X is fixed by researcher (i.e., set number at each level of X )

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Using SPSS to Report NSSE Data: Transform Your Analyses and Save Time with SPSS

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