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|a Abbott, Martin Lee.
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|a Understanding Educational Statistics Using Microsoft Excel and SPSS
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|a Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- 1 Introduction -- Approach of the Book -- Project Labs -- Real-world Data -- Research Design -- ''Practical Significance''-implications of Findings -- Coverage of Statistical Procedures -- 2 Getting Acquainted with Microsoft Excel® -- Data Management -- Rows and Columns -- Data Sheets -- The Excel® Menus -- Home -- Insert Tab -- Page Layout -- Formulas -- Data -- Review and View Menus -- 3 Using Statistics in Excel® -- Using Statistical Functions -- Entering Formulas Directly -- Data Analysis Procedures
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|a Missing Values and ''0'' Values in Excel® Analyses -- Using Excel® with Real Data -- School-level Achievement Database -- Taglit Data -- The STAR Classroom Observation ProtocolTM Data4 -- 4 SPSS® Basics -- Using SPSS® -- General Features -- Management Functions -- Reading and Importing Data -- Sort -- Additional Management Functions -- Split File -- Transform/compute (creating Indices) -- Merge -- Analysis Functions -- 5 Descriptive Statistics- Central Tendency -- Research Applications-spuriousness -- Descriptive and Inferential Statistics -- The Nature of Data-scales of Measurement
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|a Nominal Data -- Ordinal Data -- Interval Data -- Ratio Data -- Choosing the Correct Statistical Procedure for the Nature of Research Data -- Descriptive Statistics-central Tendency -- Mean -- Median -- Mode -- Using Excel® and SPSS® to Understand Central Tendency -- Excel® -- SPSS® -- Distributions -- Describing the Normal Distribution -- Central Tendency -- Skewness -- Kurtosis -- Descriptive Statistics-using Graphical Methods -- Frequency Distributions -- Histograms -- Terms and Concepts -- Real-world Lab I: Central Tendency -- Real-world Lab I: Solutions -- Results -- Results
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|a 6 Descriptive Statistics- Variablity -- Range -- Percentile -- Scores Based on Percentiles -- Using Excel® and SPSS® to Identify Percentiles -- Note -- Standard Deviation and Variance -- Calculating the Variance and Standard Deviation -- The Deviation Method -- The Computation Method -- The Sum of Squares -- Sample Sd and Population Sd -- Obtaining Sd from Excel® and SPSS® -- Terms and Concepts -- Real-world Lab II: Variability -- Real-world Lab II: Solutions -- Results -- 7 The Normal Distribution -- The Nature of the Normal Curve -- The Standard Normal Score: Z Score
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|a The Z-score Table of Values -- Navigating the Z-score Distribution -- Calculating Percentiles -- Creating Rules for Locating Z Scores -- Calculating Z Scores -- Working with Raw Score Distributions -- Using Excel® to Create Z Scores and Cumulative Proportions -- STANDARDIZE Function -- NORMSDIST Function -- NORMSDIST Function -- Using SPSS® to Create Z Scores -- Terms and Concepts -- Real-world Lab Iii: the Normal Curve and Z Scores -- Real-world Lab Iii: Solutions -- 8 The Z Distribution and Probability -- Transforming a Z Score to a Raw Score -- Transforming Cumulative Proportions to Z Scores
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