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This guide and workbook teaches students in a college-level statistics course how to use MYSTAT and also uses data sets that allow them to do "what-if" manipulations. It demonstrates how to use MYSTAT to do statistical data analysis in social and behavioural sciences. The work is not intended for self-teaching, but can be used in research and statistic courses in sociology, psychology and economics. The package must be used with a McGraw-Hill text. The current version of MYSTAT, distributed with this manual, has the time series functions but not the sign and Wilcox commands. However, sections on using the sign and Wilcox commands have been included in this manual.
This manual investigates the practical application of the MYSTAT software package for conducting statistical analysis within the social and behavioral sciences. The authors, H. Russell Bernard and Winston P. Handwerker, provide a structured workbook designed to complement college-level statistics curricula. By integrating specific data sets, the text enables students to perform variable manipulations and execute statistical tests relevant to sociology, psychology, and economics.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Academic instructors frequently utilize this text as a supplementary workbook for undergraduate statistics courses in the social sciences. Experts note that while the manual provides clear procedural guidance, its utility is strictly contingent upon its use alongside a formal textbook and the accompanying software package.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1994-07-01
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill Inc.,US
ISBN-10:
0070049424
ISBN-13:
9780070049420
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