Talking about Statistics / A Psychologist's Guide to Data Analysis
- 1st
- 1992
- 136
This book illustrates how collaboration between statisticians and behavioral scientist can benefit both the design and the analysis of practical research projects. Preface, Why Can't a Psychologist Be More Like a Statistician?, Examining Some Pilot Data: A Review of Basic Descriptive Statistics, Designing and Planning a Study: Hypothesis Testing and Experimental Design and Power Calculations, Measurement and Observer Bias and Reliability, Comparing Two Groups: The t-Test and Mann-Whitney U and Hoteling'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, Index.