An introduction to statistical concepts
by
 
Lomax, Richard G.

Title
An introduction to statistical concepts

Author
Lomax, Richard G.

ISBN
9780415880053

Personal Author
Lomax, Richard G.

Edition
3rd ed.

Publication Information
New York : Routledge, c2012.

Physical Description
xvii, 822 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.

General Note
Formerly CIP.

Contents
Machine generated contents note: 1.Introduction -- 1.1.What Is the Value of Statistics? -- 1.2.Brief Introduction to History of Statistics -- 1.3.General Statistical Definitions -- 1.4.Types of Variables -- 1.5.Scales of Measurement -- 1.6.Summary -- Problems -- 2.Data Representation -- 2.1.Tabular Display of Distributions -- 2.2.Graphical Display of Distributions -- 2.3.Percentiles -- 2.4.SPSS -- 2.5.Templates for Research Questions and APA-Style Paragraph -- 2.6.Summary -- Problems -- 3.Univariate Population Parameters and Sample Statistics -- 3.1.Summation Notation -- 3.2.Measures of Central Tendency -- 3.3.Measures of Dispersion -- 3.4.SPSS -- 3.5.Templates for Research Questions and APA-Style Paragraph -- 3.6.Summary -- Problems -- 4.Normal Distribution and Standard Scores -- 4.1.Normal Distribution -- 4.2.Standard Scores -- 4.3.Skewness and Kurtosis Statistics -- 4.4.SPSS -- 4.5.Templates for Research Questions and APA-Style Paragraph -- 4.6.Summary -- Problems --
 
Contents note continued: 5.Introduction to Probability and Sample Statistics -- 5.1.Brief Introduction to Probability -- 5.2.Sampling and Estimation -- 5.3.Summary -- Appendix: Probability That at Least Two Individuals Have the Same Birthday -- Problems -- 6.Introduction to Hypothesis Testing: Inferences About a Single Mean -- 6.1.Types of Hypotheses -- 6.2.Types of Decision Errors -- 6.3.Level of Significance (α) -- 6.4.Overview of Steps in Decision-Making Process -- 6.5.Inferences About μ When σ Is Known -- 6.6.Type II Error (β) and Power (1 -- β) -- 6.7.Statistical Versus Practical Significance -- 6.8.Inferences About μ When σ Is Unknown -- 6.9.SPSS -- 6.10.G*Power -- 6.11.Template and APA-Style Write-Up -- 6.12.Summary -- Problems -- 7.Inferences About the Difference Between Two Means -- 7.1.New Concepts -- 7.2.Inferences About Two Independent Means -- 7.3.Inferences About Two Dependent Means -- 7.4.SPSS -- 7.5.G*Power --
 
Contents note continued: 7.6.Template and APA-Style Write-Up -- 7.7.Summary -- Problems -- 8.Inferences About Proportions -- 8.1.Inferences About Proportions Involving Normal Distribution -- 8.2.Inferences About Proportions Involving Chi-Square Distribution -- 8.3.SPSS -- 8.4.G*Power -- 8.5.Template and APA-Style Write-Up -- 8.6.Summary -- Problems -- 9.Inferences About Variances -- 9.1.New Concepts -- 9.2.Inferences About Single Variance -- 9.3.Inferences About Two Dependent Variances -- 9.4.Inferences About Two or More Independent Variances (Homogeneity of Variance Tests) -- 9.5.SPSS -- 9.6.Template and APA-Style Write-Up -- 9.7.Summary -- Problems -- 10.Bivariate Measures of Association -- 10.1.Scatterplot -- 10.2.Covariance -- 10.3.Pearson Product-Moment Correlation Coefficient -- 10.4.Inferences About Pearson Product-Moment Correlation Coefficient -- 10.5.Assumptions and Issues Regarding Correlations -- 10.6.Other Measures of Association -- 10.7.SPSS -- 10.8.G*Power --
 
Contents note continued: 10.9.Template and APA-Style Write-Up -- 10.10.Summary -- Problems -- 11.One-Factor Analysis of Variance: Fixed-Effects Model -- 11.1.Characteristics of One-Factor ANOVA Model -- 11.2.Layout of Data -- 11.3.ANOVA Theory -- 11.4.ANOVA Model -- 11.5.Assumptions and Violation of Assumptions -- 11.6.Unequal n's or Unbalanced Procedure -- 11.7.Alternative ANOVA Procedures -- 11.8.SPSS and G*Power -- 11.9.Template and APA-Style Write-Up -- 11.10.Summary -- Problems -- 12.Multiple Comparison Procedures -- 12.1.Concepts of Multiple Comparison Procedures -- 12.2.Selected Multiple Comparison Procedures -- 12.3.SPSS -- 12.4.Template and APA-Style Write-Up -- 12.5.Summary -- Problems -- 13.Factorial Analysis of Variance: Fixed-Effects Model -- 13.1.Two-Factor ANOVA Model -- 13.2.Three-Factor and Higher-Order ANOVA -- 13.3.Factorial ANOVA With Unequal n's -- 13.4.SPSS and G*Power -- 13.5.Template and APA-Style Write-Up -- 13.6.Summary -- Problems --
 
Contents note continued: 14.Introduction to Analysis of Covariance: One-Factor Fixed-Effects Model With Single Covariate -- 14.1.Characteristics of the Model -- 14.2.Layout of Data -- 14.3.ANCOVA Model -- 14.4.ANCOVA Summary Table -- 14.5.Partitioning the Sums of Squares -- 14.6.Adjusted Means and Related Procedures -- 14.7.Assumptions and Violation of Assumptions -- 14.8.Example -- 14.9.ANCOVA Without Randomization -- 14.10.More Complex ANCOVA Models -- 14.11.Nonparametric ANCOVA Procedures -- 14.12.SPSS and G*Power -- 14.13.Template and APA-Style Paragraph -- 14.14.Summary -- Problems -- 15.Random- and Mixed-Effects Analysis of Variance Models -- 15.1.One-Factor Random-Effects Model -- 15.2.Two-Factor Random-Effects Model -- 15.3.Two-Factor Mixed-Effects Model -- 15.4.One-Factor Repeated Measures Design -- 15.5.Two-Factor Split-Plot or Mixed Design -- 15.6.SPSS and G*Power -- 15.7.Template and APA-Style Write-Up -- 15.8.Summary -- Problems --
 
Contents note continued: 16.Hierarchical and Randomized Block Analysis of Variance Models -- 16.1.Two-Factor Hierarchical Model -- 16.2.Two-Factor Randomized Block Design for n = 1 -- 16.3.Two-Factor Randomized Block Design for n > 1 -- 16.4.Friedman Test -- 16.5.Comparison of Various ANOVA Models -- 16.6.SPSS -- 16.7.Template and APA-Style Write-Up -- 16.8.Summary -- Problems -- 17.Simple Linear Regression -- 17.1.Concepts of Simple Linear Regression -- 17.2.Population Simple Linear Regression Model -- 17.3.Sample Simple Linear Regression Model -- 17.4.SPSS -- 17.5.G*Power -- 17.6.Template and APA-Style Write-Up -- 17.7.Summary -- Problems -- 18.Multiple Regression -- 18.1.Partial and Semipartial Correlations -- 18.2.Multiple Linear Regression -- 18.3.Methods of Entering Predictors -- 18.4.Nonlinear Relationships -- 18.5.Interactions -- 18.6.Categorical Predictors -- 18.7.SPSS -- 18.8.G*Power -- 18.9.Template and APA-Style Write-Up -- 18.10.Summary -- Problems --
 
Contents note continued: 19.Logistic Regression -- 19.1.How Logistic Regression Works -- 19.2.Logistic Regression Equation -- 19.3.Estimation and Model Fit -- 19.4.Significance Tests -- 19.5.Assumptions and Conditions -- 19.6.Effect Size -- 19.7.Methods of Predictor Entry -- 19.8.SPSS -- 19.9.G*Power -- 19.10.Template and APA-Style Write-Up -- 19.11.What Is Next? -- 19.12.Summary -- Problems.

Subject Term
Statistics.
 
Mathematical statistics.

Added Author
Hahs-Vaughn, Debbie L.


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