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Statistics and Research Methods
This page is
currently under construction, but will include materials relating to
Statistical Analyses and Research Methods. I have included a special
set of pages for student use.
In the meantime,
here are some useful Reference texts, and also a really useful link to
some pages dealing with data presentation.
Reference texts:
If
you want a really good book dealing with the basics, then this is fab:
Greene, J. &
D'Oliveira, M. (1999). Learning to
use Statistical tests in Psychology. Buckingham: OU Press
For
those of you who want more detail in a mathematical style, and more
advanced Statistics, then this:
Howell, D.
(2001). Statistical Methods for
Psychology. England: Wadsworth.
For
a really good book,
including reference to SPSS, and in an informative, interesting
(honest!) and light-hearted style, then this is highly recommended:
Field, A.
(2009). Discovering Statistics using
SPSS. London: Sage
These
two kind of come as a pair, but if you want a book just relating to
Research Methods then this one is recommended:
Howitt, D. &
Cramer, D.(2011). Introduction to
Research Methods in Psychology. Essex: Pearson Education Ltd.
Howitt, D. &
Cramer, D.(2011). Introduction to
Statistics in Psychology. Essex: Pearson Education Ltd.