Introducing Statistics for Social Research by Duncan Cramer

Introducing Statistics for Social Research by Duncan Cramer

"Introducing Statistics for Social Research" describes when to apply, and how to calculate, a wide selection of statistical procedures commonly used in the social sciences. Keeping statistical symbols and formulae to a minimum, and with simple examples, this book: assumes no previous knowledge of statistics of computing; includes a concise introduction to the program SPSS, with details of the different versions available; describes a wider range of tests than found in other introductory texts; and contains a comprehensive range of exercises with answers. "Introducing Statistics for Social Research" should provide an introductory statistics text for first- and second- year social science students. Duncan Cramer is also author of "Personality and Psychotherapy" (1991), and co-author, with Alan Bryman, of "Quantitative Data Analysis for Social Scientists" (1990).

Duncan Cramer is Reader in Psychological Health at Loughborough University and the author of several books on statistical analysis with both SPSS and Minitab, some with Alan Bryman

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ISBN 13	9780415075152
ISBN 10	0415075157
Title	Introducing Statistics for Social Research
Author	Duncan Cramer
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Taylor & Francis Ltd
Year published	1993-12-30
Number of pages	368
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