Talking about statistics : a psychologist's guide to data analysis
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書誌事項
Talking about statistics : a psychologist's guide to data analysis
Edward Arnold, 1992
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Talking about statistics : a psychologist's guide to design & analysis
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
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: uk ISBN 9780340529218
内容説明
Collaboration between statisticians and behavioural scientists can benefit both the design and analysis of a practical research post. In this case-orientated approach the authors demonstrate how such a collaboration works, using an example drawn from child psychiatry. This is followed through to show the statistical techniques available to tackle a range of research questions and data. This book is designed to be of interest to postgraduate students of psychological statistics.
目次
- Why can't a psychologist be more like a statitician?
- examining some pilot data - a review of basic descriptive statistics
- designing and planning a study - hypothesis testing, experimental design and power calculations
- measurement, observer bias and reliability
- comparing two groups - the t-test, Mann-Whitney U and hotelling's T2
- comparing two groups on one or more dimensions - univariate and multivariate analysis of variance
- analysis of covariance
- the analysis of repeated measures designs
- comparing groups with respect to categorical outcome measures - logistic regression and survival analysis
- fitting models of relationships amongst variables
- references. Appendix: data sets.
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: us ISBN 9780470219560
内容説明
Adopting a case-study approach, the authors use an example drawn from child psychiatry and follow it through to demonstrate the statistical methods available to tackle a range of research questions and data. Describes how collaborations between statisticians and behavioral scientists can benefit the design and analysis of a practical research project. Includes the latest analytical techniques.
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