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Explaining Psychological Statistics
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Preface Preface to the Second Edition: For the Instructor Preface to the Second Edition: For the Student Acknowledgments PART One: DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGICAL STATISTICS Chapter 2: FREQUENCY TABLES, GRAPHS, AND DISTRIBUTIONS Chapter 3: MEASURES OF CENTRAL TENDENCY AND VARIABILITY Chapter 4: STANDARDIZED SCORES AND THE NORMAL DISTRIBUTION PART Two: ONE- AND TWO-SAMPLE HYPOTHESIS TESTS Chapter 5: INTRODUCTION TO HYPOTHESIS TESTING: THE ONE-SAMPLE z TEST Chapter 6: INTERVAL ESTIMATION AND THE t DISTRIBUTION Chapter 7: THE t TEST FOR TWO INDEPENDENT SAMPLE MEANS Chapter 8: STATISTICAL POWER AND EFFECT SIZE PART Three: HYPOTHESIS TESTS INVOLVING TWO MEASURES ON EACH SUBJECT Chapter 9: LINEAR CORRELATION Chapter 10: LINEAR REGRESSION Chapter 11: THE MATCHED t TEST PART Four: ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE WITHOUT REPEATED MEASURES Chapter 12: ONE-WAY INDEPENDENTANOVA Chapter 13: MULTIPLE COMPARISONS Chapter 14: TWO-WAYANOVA PART Five: ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE WITH REPEATED MEASURES Chapter 15: REPEATED MEASURESANOVA Chapter 16: TWO-WAY MIXED DESIGNANOVA PART Six: MULTIPLE REGRESSION AND ITS CONNECTION TO ANOVA Chapter 17: MULTIPLE REGRESSION Chapter 18: THE REGRESSION APPROACH TOANOVA PART Seven: NON PARAMETRIC STATISTICS Chapter 19: THE BINOMIAL DISTRIBUTION Chapter 20: CHI-SQUARE TESTS Chapter 21: STATISTICAL TESTS FOR ORDINAL DATA Appendix A: STATISTICAL TABLES Appendix B: ANSWERS TO SELECTED EXERCISES References Index
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- Authors
- Cohen, B. H.
- Venue
- Wiley eBooks
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- Wiley
- Published
- 2013-12-04
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- en
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