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The GSS file contains 100 variables generated from interviews with 2,900 people, concerning their behaviors and attitudes on a wide variety of issues such as abortion, religion, prejudice, sexuality, and politics. The States data allows comparison of all 50 states with 400 variables indicating issues such as unemployment, environment, criminality, population, and education. Students will ultimately use these data to conduct their own independent research project with SPSS.
This resource provides the foundational datasets and practical framework necessary for students to master applied statistical analysis using SPSS software. The authors, Karen A. Grace-Martin and Stephen A. Sweet, designed this material to bridge the gap between theoretical statistical concepts and real-world application. By utilizing large-scale social science data, the text enables students to perform independent research and gain proficiency in quantitative methodology.
What You Will Find
The material functions as a technical supplement intended for undergraduate students requiring hands-on experience with statistical software. Its focus on large, multi-variable datasets suggests a curriculum-based approach to teaching applied research skills in the social sciences.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2011-01-06
Publisher:
Pearson
ISBN-10:
0205153046
ISBN-13:
9780205153046
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