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 | | From Numbers to Words: Reporting Statistical Results for the Social Sciences by Susan E. Morgan, Thomas Reichert, Tyler R. Harrison ISBN-10: 9780801332807 ISBN-10: 0-8013-3280-X ISBN-13: 9780801332807 ISBN-13: 978-0-8013-3280-7 Paperback 2001-06-11 Allyn & Bacon Find Lowest Price |
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Product Description An invaluable reference tool that guides readers through drafting the results of quantitative experiments and investigations. Everyone who does quantitative social science research writes up the results of their experiments and investigations, and this book offers guidance on how to do so. This book teaches readers how to draft the results of statistical experiments and investigations in text or visual format. This how-to book serves as an effective reference tool for students new to statistics and for experienced researchers. For statistics students as well as statistical researchers. | ||
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Excelent Reference for beginners I have recently completed a masters, and found this book to be a great reference to understand the basics of how to report the findings of my research. I did not have much experience with academic research before, and this was a good start. | ||
A Must Have This is a "must have" book if you are taking statistics. I am presently taking Advance Statistics and I have always had trouble in the correct phrasing of the statistics that I have produced from my studies. I searched and bought many books to help guide me in this area. I was exicted when I read through this book. It not only guides you, it gives specific examples on the correct terminology. I am not yet an expert at writing up statistics but I am much better because of this book. As a side note, I have also shown it to others in my class, along with my professor, and many are going to order it. | ||
A very useful book I got this for a quantitative methods class this semester and it's been a helpful guide for explaining how to write up results from statistical output. It provides clear 'how-to' examples and illustrations of individual statistics, as well as explanations of terminology used for reporting results. If you're new to writing up statistical results, or would like a guide that clearly explains symbols, terminology, what you're supposed to include, and when/where to include it - this is for you. | ||