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Chapter 1

1.1 Goals

1.2 SPSS

1.3 EZDATA project

1.4 Suggestions

1.5 SPSS Tutorial

1.5a Startup Tutorial

1.5b Show Me Videos!

1.5c Drop Down Tutorial

1.6 Review Me! Video

Chapter 2

2.1 Introduction to SPSS

2.2 Opening SPSS

2.2a On a PC

2.2b On a network

2.2c Startup Screen

2.3 Creating files in the data editor

2.3a Data file organization

2.3b Data editor rules

2.3c Entering data

2.3d Saving data files

2.4 Creating files in the syntax editor

2.4a Accessing the syntax editor

2.4b Entering data in the syntax file

2.4c Saving syntax files

2.5 The SPSS output viewer

2.5a Generating an output file

2.5b Naming and saving files

2.6 Summary of the three SPSS windows

2.7 The Data Editor vs. Syntax Editor

2.8 Review Me! Video

2.9 Try It! Exercises

Chapter 3

3.1 Running Frequencies

3.1a Open existing file

3.1b Freq dialog box

3.1c Freq charts box

3.2 Interpreting the Output

3.3 A look back & ahead

3.4 Review Me! Video

3.5 Try It! Exercises

Chapter 4

4.1 Before we create the file

4.2 Hypothetical leadership study

4.3 Overview of major variables

4.4 The first set of predictors

4.4a Sex role stereotypes

4.4b Measuring sex roles & gender

4.5 The second set of preditors

4.5a Measuring leadership style

4.5b Measuring work motives

4.6 The outcome variable: performance

4.7 Repeated measures variables

4.8 Summary of variables & scores

Chapter 5

5.1 The EZDATA file

5.1a Downloading EZDATA

5.1b Structure of EZDATA

5.1c The new variables

5.2 The Transform Feature

5.2a The Compute Procedure

5.2b The Recode Procedure

5.3 Variable & Value Labels

5.3a Adding Variable Labels

5.3b Adding Value Labels

5.4 Review Me! Video

5.5 Try It! Exercises

Chapter 6

6.1 Introduction

6.2 Running Frequencies

6.3 Interpreting the Output

6.4 Review Me! Video

6.5 Try It! Exercises

Chapter 7

7.1 Introduction

7.1a Bivariate tables

7.1b Logic of chi square

7.2 Running Crosstabs

7.3 Interpeting the output

7.4 Review Me! Video

7.5 Try It! Exercises

Chapter 8

8.1 Introduction

8.2 Running Correlations

8.3 Interpreting the Output

8.4 Review Me! Video

8.5 Try It! Exercises

Chapter 9

9.1 Introduction

9.2 Running the t-test

9.3 Interpreting the Output

9.4 Review Me! Video

9.5 Try It! Exercises

Chapter 10

10.1 Introduction

10.2 Running the t-test

10.3 Interpreting the Output

10.4 Review Me! Video

10.5 Try It! Exercises

Chapter 11

11.1 Introduction

11.2 Sex Roles & Leadeship

11.3 Running One-way ANOVA

11.4 Interpreting the Output

11.5 Chapter Review Video

11.6 Try It! Exercises

Chapter 12

12. 1 Repeated Measures ANOVA

12.2 Running the ANOVA

12.3 Interpreting the Output

12.4 Review Me! Video

12.5 Try It! Exercises

Chapter 13

13.1 Introduction to Two-Way ANOVA

13.2 Main Effects & Interactions

13.3 Running Two-Way ANOVA

13.4 Intepreting the Output

13.5 Review Me! Video

13.6 Try It! Exercises

Chapter 14

14.1 Introduction to Mixed-Model ANOVA

14.2 Running Mixed-Model ANOVA

14.3 Interpreting the Output

14.4 Review Me! Video

14.5 Try It! Exercises

Chapter 15

15.1 Computer-Based Data Analysis

15.2 Sex Roles & Leadership: A Review

15.3 Caveat & Conclusion

Appendix

1.1 Goals of this Appendix

1.2 A Word of Reassurance

1.3 Correlational Research

1.4 Experimental Research

1.5 So Where Do Statistics & Computers Fit In?

1.6 Answers to Basic Questions about Computers

1.7 Terminology used in our instructions

1.8 Windows, windows, & more windows

1.9 Final Reassurances & SPSS Help Features

Videos

Exercises

Ch 2 Creating data & output files

Ch 3 Frequencies procedure

Ch 5 Creating new variables & labels

Ch 6 Descriptive statistics

Ch 7 Crosstabs & chi square

Ch 8 Correlation

Ch 9 Independent samples t-test

Ch 10 Paired samples t-test

Ch 11 Between-groups one-way ANOVA

Ch 12 Paired-Samples One-Way ANOVA

Ch 13 Two-Way ANOVA

Ch 14 Mixed-Model ANOVA

Using SPSS to Understand Research and Data Analysis.