General links to various online books and other resources for research, measurement, assessment, evaluation, and statistics
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Against All Odds.
The acclaimed series on Statistics, Against All Odds, done around
1990 by the Annenberg Foundation. This is a series of videos (and other
stuff) about different statistical topics. |
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The Research Methods Knowledge Base: An online
research methods textbook, by William M.K.Trochim of Cornell University. Presented from a social sciences
perspective, it includes material that is often neglected in traditional
introductory courses. |
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Air
University Sampling and Surveying Handbook. A good introduction to
survey sampling methods. |
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An Introduction to
Mixed Effects Linear Models by Bob Baker of the University of
Saskatchewan. The title on the main page is 'Basic principles of statistical
analysis', but it is actually a nice treatment of mixed effects models. |
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Introduction to Monte
Carlo Methods by the Computational Science Education Project. |
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Statistical Consulting News from the Cornell University
Office of Statistical Consulting. An electronic newsletter that covers a
variety of topics. Some newsletter titles are: Assessing Logistic
Regression, Analysis of Complex Surveys, Tree-Based Regression Methods, and
Bootstrap Estimation of Variability. |
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"SurfStat.Australia"
by Keith Dear, PhD. (2004). An online text in introductory Statistics from
the University of Newcastle. |
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"Visual
Statistics with Multimedia"
by David Krus (2004). An online test on elementary and advanced statistics. |
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The Psi Cafe: Introduction to Statistics.
A great resource pointing to a multitude of articles on statistical concepts
(scroll down to locate the list). |
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StatSoft.
Statistics Textbook.
Tulsa, OK: An online statistical text and software package. |
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Statistics on the web.
List of statistical resources on the web. Compiled by Clay Helberg. |
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StatPages.Net The web
pages listed here comprise a powerful, conveniently-accessible,
multi-platform statistical software package. There are also links to online
statistics books, tutorials, downloadable software, and related resources.
All of these resources are freely accessible, once you can get onto the
Internet. |
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Manuals for univariate and multivariate statistics.
1997, Revised
2010-01-09 by Craig
A. Wendorf |
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The General Linear Model.
A lecture and demonstration on using dummy variables and regression analysis
to compute an ANOVA, by David C. Howell (2002) |
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| A plethora of statistical resources contributed by David Howell | |
| David Howell's Textbook webpage. | |
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Regression Discontinuity Designs |
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Introduction
to RD Designs (from the Research Methods
Knowledge Base) |
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Analysis
Requirements
(from the Research Methods
Knowledge Base). |
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| Other Stuff | |
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Articles on interpreting
Cramer's V statistic |
When to use Cramer's
V Phi vs Cramer's V Basic rules for interpreting Chi-square tables. |
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SPSS Tutorials |
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SPSS tutorial from the
University of Texas |
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Extensive SPSS Tutorial from DataStep Development |
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UCLA Resources to help you learn SPSS |
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Karl L. Wuensch's SPSS Lessons in univariate analysis |
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Updated turorial for SPSS 15.0
This site will show
you how to download the SPSS 15.0 Tutorial. This patch upgrades the
existing SPSS 15.0 for Windows version 15.0 to fix the bugs found in the
15.0 that was originally released. (Submitted by Gail York). |
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Symbols and notation |
Greek Alphabet |
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Greek Alphabet and Statistics |
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| Statistical operations | Primer on Summation Notation |