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Statistics II

Contains Documentation for the Following SPSS Facilities: Tablebuilder, Matrix, Probit, Plot, Alscat, Cluster, Quick Cluster, Lisrel & Hilog

SPSS X User's Guide

Nitin R. Patel

Cyrus R. Mehta

SPSS Exact Tests 7.0 for Windows

Colin D. Gray

Paul R. Kinnear

SPSS for Macintosh Made Simple is an introductory guide for the Macintosh user. This book has all the features of the successful & highly acclaimed book by the same authors, SPSS for Windows Made Simple, 2nd Edition (Psychology Press, 1997). There is an abundance of worked examples, which include annotated SPSS output listings & actual screen images, icons & dialog boxes. These are accompanied by comments clarifying the points that have arisen most frequently from students' queries during practical classes run by the authors. The range of problems & techniques covered is much wider than in comparable introductory texts, & this book will prove invaluable to the experienced researcher & the undergraduate alike. The text includes a complete course of practical exercises covering all the main topics considered in the text. This book: introduces the reader to the Macintosh environment for SPSS; shows the reader how to explore & depict a set of data; gives advice on choosing a statistical test; includes important cautions & caveats about the use of statistics; illustrates techniques with fully annotated SPSS menus, dialog boxes & output; contains an abundance of worked examples & exercises for the reader; has a comprehensive table of contents & index.

SPSS for Macintosh Made Simple

For the IBM PC/XT/AT and PS/2

SPSS/PC+ Tables V2.0

SPSSx User's Guide

SPSS Advanced Models 9.0

SPSS Reference Guide

Marija J. Norušis

SPSS Advanced Statistics User's Guide

A guide to the various statistical techniques avaiable with SPSS Advanced Statistics and how to obtain the appropriate statistical analysis with dialog box interface. A reference guide provides syntax for all SPSS Advanced Statistics commands. Statistical procedures in this module include: general linear model; multivariate analysis of variance, loglinear, hierachical loglinear, genlog; and survival.

SPSS Advanced Statistics 7.5

This manual is divided into two sections. The first section provides a guide to the various statistical techniques available with SPSS Advanced Models and how to obtain the appropriate statistical analyses with the dialog box interface. The second section of this manual is a syntax reference guide that provides complete command syntax for all the commands included in SPSS Advanced Models. Statistical procedures in this module include: General linear model, loglinear, hiloglinear, GENLOG, survival analysis Kaplan-Meier, Variance component estimation, Cox regression and the new Polytomous Universal Models (PLUM) to model ordinal outcomes.

SPSS Advanced Models 10.0

SPSS-X Trends

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