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The Outline of Behavioral Science Statistics is one of the books by Frederick J. Greivett (USA), published in 2010 by Renmin University of China Press.
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Title: Behavioral Science Statistical Summary
OF :( US) J Frederick Gray Witt Translator: LIU Hong-yun Press: China Renmin University Press Publication Date: January 2010 ISBN: 9787300111285 Format: 16 open Price: 58.00 yuanSynopsis / Behavioral Sciences Statistical Summary Edit
Both authors have been professors at Brookport College of the State University of New York, and have been teaching front-line statistics and experimental design for decades. Many students hate learning statistics, they are unable to do with the mathematics-related courses, had to memorize the formula, a little and those interested in statistics, because teachers are difficult to explain the principle of statistics thorough, or the lack of suitable Reference materials, leaving these students wandering outside the door of statistics. In response to this situation, the two professors prepared the textbook. The author's language is accurate and accurate, examples are abundant, and some of the statistical process of dynamic show, the image reveals the principle of statistics, making the "Behavioral Sciences Statistical Summary (5th Edition)" has a profound connotation, but completely without boring Boring feeling, people have to admire the author's profound statistical skills and excellent language skills. "Behavioral Sciences Statistical Summary (5th Edition)" since the publication, access to teachers and students of the wide acclaim. Based on feedback from readers and teaching, the authors tracked the latest developments in statistics, and revised the Behavioral Science Statistics Summary (5th Edition) several times. At present, the Behavioral Science Statistics Summary (5th Edition) has been revised by many institutions As required reading materials. "Behavioral Sciences Statistical Summary (5th Edition)" can add some fun to our students, leading them to a more profound statistical speculation the same time, master the essence of statistics in order to grasp the behavior of science.
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Frederick J Gravert (Frederick J Graverter), the State University of New York at Brockport College professor. Since the early 1970s, Dr. Grayverte has been teaching statistics, experimental design, and cognitive psychology at Brookport College. He received a bachelor's degree in mathematics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a doctorate in psychology from Duke University. In addition to writing this book and a large number of academic papers, he co-authored "Behavioral Science Research Methods" and "Behavioral Science Statistics".
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Chapter 1 Introduction to Statistics1.1 Statistics, Science, and Observation 1.2 General and Samples 1.3 Scientific Methods and Research Designs 1.4 Variables and Measurements 1.5 Statistical Symbols Summary Network Resources Concerns Problem Solving
Chapter 2 Frequency Distribution2.1 Overview 2.2 Frequency distribution 2.3 Frequency distribution 2.4 Frequency distribution of the shape of the summary Summary of network resources Concerned problem-solving problems
Chapter 3 Centralized Trends3.1 Overview 3.2 Average 3.3 Moderate 3.4 Modes 3.5 Choosing a Centralized Trend Measurement Methodology 3.6 Summary of Centralized Trends and Distributions Summary Network Resources Concerns Problem Solving
Chapter 4 Differences4.1 Overview 4.2 Overall and Quartile 4.3 Overall Standard Deviations and Variance 4.4 Sample Standard Deviations and Variance 4.5 More Summary on Variance and Standard Deviation Summary Network Resources Concerns Problem Solving
Chapter 5 z Score: Score position and normalized distribution5.1 Introduction to z-scores 5.2 z-scores and their distribution in the distribution 5.3 Standardization of a distribution using z-scores 5.4 Other standardized distributions based on z-scores 5.5 Inferences about statistical perspectives Summary Network resources Concerns Problem-solving problems
Chapter 6 Probability and Normal Distribution6.1 Introduction to Probability 6.2 Probability and Normal Distribution 6.3 Probability and Proportion of Scores in Normal Distributions 6.4 Inferences about Statistical Perspectives Summary Network Resource Concerns Problem Solving
Chapter 7 Probability and Samples: Distribution of Sample Mean7.1 Sample and sampling errors 7.2 Distribution of sample mean values 7.3 Distribution of probabilities and sample mean values 7.4 More knowledge about standard errors in the literature: standard error in reporting 7.5 Inferences about statistical projections Summary of network resources Concerns Problem solving
Chapter 8 Introduction to Hypothesis Testing8.1 Logic of hypothesis testing 8.2 Uncertainties and errors in hypothesis testing 8.3 An example of hypothesis testing In the literature: Reporting the results of statistical tests 8.4 Attention to hypothesis testing: measuring effect size and test power 8.5 Assuming the direction of testing (one-sided test ) 8.6 General elements of the hypothesis testing: Review Summary Network resource concerns Problem solving
Chapter 9 introduces the f test9.1 t Statistics: Alternative forms of z-scores 9.2 Hypothesis tests for t-tests 9.3 Measuring the effect size of t-tests In the literature: Reporting the results of t-tests 9.4 Hypothetical assumptions and unilateral checks Summary Network resources Concerns Problem-
Chapter 10 Two independent samples t-test10.1 Overview 10.2 Tests for Independent Measurement Study Design 10.3 Independent Tests Hypothesis Tests for t Test Hypothesis Tests and Effects Size In the literature: Independent reports of t-test results 10.4 Tests with direction and independent measures Summary of test conditions Summary of network resources Concerns problem
Chapter 11 The f-test of two related samples11.1 Overview 11.2 t-test of related samples 11.3 Hypothesis test and effect value of repeated measurement design In the literature: Repeated measures t test results presented 11.4 Related samples t test the use and assumptions Summary 5 Network resource concerns Problem solving
Chapter 12 Parameter Estimation12.1 overview 12.2 use t statistic as parameter estimation 12.3 understanding of parameter estimation summary Summary network resource is concerned problem solves a problem
Chapter 13 Introduction to Analysis of Variance13.1 General 13.2 Logic of ANOVA 13.3 ANOVA notations and formulas 13.4 Distribution of F ratios 13.5 Examples of hypothesis testing and ANOVA effects in the literature: ANOVA 13.6 Post hoc tests Summary Network resources Concerns Problem-solving problems
Chapter 14: Repeated Measurements and Two-Way Analysis of Variance14.1 Overview 1.1.2 Repeated Measurements of Variance Analysis In the literature: Repeated Measures of Variance Analysis Results Report 14.3 Two-Way ANOVA (Independent Measurements) In the literature: Two-Factor ANOVA Results Report Summary Network Resources Concerns Problem Solving
Chapter 15 Correlations and Regression15.1 General 15.2 Pearson correlation 15.3 Applications and interpretations Pearson correlation 15.4 Pearson related hypothesis testing In the literature: Report the relevant 15.5-point two-column correlation and measurement effects r2 15.6 Spearman correlation 15.7 Concurrent summary Brief summary Network resource concerns Problem solving problem
Chapter 16: Chi-Square Tests: Fit and Independence Tests16.1 Parametric and Nonparametric Statistical Tests 16.2 Chi-square Test of Fit in the Document: Reporting Chi-square Values 16.3 Independence of Chi-Square Tests 16.4 Independence of Chi-Square Tests for Size of Measurements 16.5 Hypotheses and Limitations of Chi-square Test Summary Network Resource Concerns Problem Solving Appendix A Basic Mathematical Review Appendix B Statistical Tables Appendix C The Dissolution of Odd Numbers in the Appendix D Statistics Summary References ...
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