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    <namePart>Field, Andy P.</namePart>
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    <namePart>Miles, Jeremy</namePart>
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    <namePart>Field, Zoë.</namePart>
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  <tableOfContents>Why Is My Evil Lecturer Forcing Me to Learn Statistics? 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
What the hell am I doing here? I don't belong here	 
Initial observation: finding something that needs explaining	 
Generating theories and testing them	 
Data collection 1: what to measure	 
Data collection 2: how to measure	 
Analysing data	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
Key terms that I've discovered	 
Smart Alex's tasks	 
Further reading	 
Interesting real research	   Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Statistics (Well, Sort of) 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
Building statistical models	 
Populations and samples	 
Simple statistical models	 
Going beyond the data	 
Using statistical models to test research questions	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
Key terms that I've discovered	 
Smart Alex's tasks	 
Further reading	 
Interesting real research	   The R Environment 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
Before you start	 
Getting started	 
Using R	 
Getting data into R	 
Entering data with R Commander	 
Using other software to enter and edit data	 
Saving Data	 
Manipulating Data	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
R Packages Used in This Chapter	 
R Functions Used in This Chapter	 
Key terms that I've discovered	 
Smart Alex's Tasks	 
Further reading	   Exploring Data with Graphs 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
The art of presenting data	 
Packages used in this chapter	 
Introducing ggplot2	 
Graphing relationships: the scatterplot	 
Histograms: a good way to spot obvious problems	 
Boxplots (box-whisker diagrams)	 
Density plots	 
Graphing means	 
Themes and options	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
R packages used in this chapter	 
R functions used in this chapter	 
Key terms that I've discovered	 
Smart Alex's tasks	 
Further reading	 
Interesting real research	   Exploring Assumptions 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
What are assumptions?	 
Assumptions of parametric data	 
Packages used in this chapter	 
The assumption of normality	 
Testing whether a distribution is normal	 
Testing for homogeneity of variance	 
Correcting problems in the data	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
R packages used in this chapter	 
R functions used in this chapter	 
Key terms that I've discovered	 
Smart Alex's tasks	 
Further reading	   Correlation 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
Looking at relationships	 
How do we measure relationships?	 
Data entry for correlation analysis	 
Bivariate correlation	 
Partial correlation	 
Comparing correlations	 
Calculating the effect size	 
How to report correlation coefficents	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
R packages used in this chapter	 
R functions used in this chapter	   Regression 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
An Introduction to regression	 
Packages used in this chapter	 
General procedure for regression in R	 
Interpreting a simple regression	 
Multiple regression: the basics	 
How accurate is my regression model?	 
How to do multiple regression using R Commander and R	 
Testing the accuracy of your regression model	 
Robust regression: bootstrapping	 
How to report multiple regression	 
Categorical predictors and multiple regression	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
R packages used in this chapter	 
R functions used in this chapter	 
Key terms that I've discovered	 
Smart Alex's tasks	 
Further reading	 
Interesting real research	   Logistic Regression 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
Background to logistic regression	 
What are the principles behind logistic regression?	 
Assumptions and things that can go wrong	 
Packages used in this chapter	 
Binary logistic regression: an example that will make you feel eel	 
How to report logistic regression	 
Testing assumptions: another example	 
Predicting several categories: multinomial logistic regression	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
R packages used in this chapter	 
R functions used in this chapter	 
Key terms that I've discovered	 
Smart Alex's tasks	 
Further reading	 
Interesting real research	   Comparing Two Means 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
Packages used in this chapter	 
Looking at differences	 
The t-test	 
The independent t-test	 
The dependent t-test	 
Between groups or repeated measures?	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
R packages used in this chapter	 
R functions used in this chapter	 
Key terms that I've discovered	 
Smart Alex's tasks	 
Further reading	 
Interesting real research	   Comparing Several Means: ANOVA (GLM 1) 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
The theory behind ANOVA	 
Assumptions of ANOVA	 
Planned contrasts	 
Post hoc procedures	 
One-way ANOVA using R	 
Calculating the effect size	 
Reporting results from one-way independent ANOVA	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
R packages used in this chapter	 
R functions used in this chapter	 
Key terms that I've discovered	 
Smart Alex's tasks	 
Further reading	 
Interesting real research	   Analysis of Covariance, ANCOVA (GLM 2) 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
What is ANCOVA?	 
Assumptions and issues in ANCOVA	 
ANCOVA using R	 
Robust ANCOVA	 
Calculating the effect size	 
Reporting results	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
R packages used in this chapter	 
R functions used in this chapter	 
Key terms that I've discovered	 
Smart Alex's tasks	 
Further reading	 
Interesting real research	   Factorial ANOVA (GLM 3) 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
Theory of factorial ANOVA (independant design)	 
Factorial ANOVA as regression	 
Two-Way ANOVA: Behind the scenes	 
Factorial ANOVA using R	 
Interpreting interaction graphs	 
Robust factorial ANOVA	 
Calculating effect sizes	 
Reporting the results of two-way ANOVA	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
R packages used in this chapter	 
R functions used in this chapter	 
Key terms that I've discovered	 
Smart Alex's tasks	 
Further reading	 
Interesting real research	   Repeated-Measures Designs (GLM 4) 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
Introduction to repeated-measures designs	 
Theory of one-way repeated-measures ANOVA	 
One-way repeated measures designs using R	 
Effect sizes for repeated measures designs	 
Reporting one-way repeated measures designs	 
Factorisal repeated measures designs	 
Effect Sizes for factorial repeated measures designs	 
Reporting the results from factorial repeated measures designs	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
R packages used in this chapter	 
R functions used in this chapter	 
Key terms that I've discovered	 
Smart Alex's tasks	 
Further reading	 
Interesting real research	   Mixed Designs (GLM 5) 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
Mixed designs	 
What do men and women look for in a partner?	 
Entering and exploring your data	 
Mixed ANOVA	 
Mixed designs as a GLM	 
Calculating effect sizes	 
Reporting the results of mixed ANOVA	 
Robust analysis for mixed designs	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
R packages used in this chapter	 
R functions used in this chapter	 
Key terms that I've discovered	 
Smart Alex's tasks	 
Further reading	 
Interesting real research	   Non-Parametric Tests 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
When to use non-parametric tests	 
Packages used in this chapter	 
Comparing two independent conditions: the Wilcoxon rank-sum test	 
Comparing two related conditions: the Wilcoxon signed-rank test	 
Differences between several independent groups: the Kruskal-Wallis test	 
Differences between several related groups: Friedman's ANOVA	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
R packages used in this chapter	 
R functions used in this chapter	 
Key terms that I've discovered	 
Smart Alex's tasks	 
Further reading	 
Interesting real research	   Multivariate Analysis of Variance (MANOVA) 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
When to use MANOVA	 
Introduction: similarities and differences to ANOVA	 
Theory of MANOVA	 
Practical issues when conducting MANOVA	 
MANOVA using R	 
Robust MANOVA	 
Reporting results from MANOVA	 
Following up MANOVA with discriminant analysis	 
Reporting results from discriminant analysis	 
Some final remarks	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
R packages used in this chapter	 
R functions used in this chapter	 
Key terms that I've discovered	 
Smart Alex's tasks	 
Further reading	 
Interesting real research	   Exploratory Factor Analysis 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
When to use factor analysis	 
Factors	 
Research example	 
Running the analysis with R Commander	 
Running the analysis with R	 
Factor scores	 
How to report factor analysis	 
Reliability analysis	 
Reporting reliability analysis	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
R Packages Used in This Chapter	 
R Functions Used in This Chapter	 
Key terms that I've discovered	 
Smart Alex's tasks	 
Further reading	 
Interesting real research	   Categorical Data 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
Packages used in this chapter	 
Analysing categorical data	 
Theory of Analysing Categorical Data	 
Assumptions of the chi-square test	 
Doing the chi-square test using R	 
Several categorical variables: loglinear analysis	 
Assumptions in loglinear analysis	 
Loglinear analysis using R	 
Following up loglinear analysis	 
Effect sizes in loglinear analysis	 
Reporting the results of loglinear analysis	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
R packages used in this chapter	 
R functions used in this chapter	 
Key terms that I've discovered	 
Smart Alex's tasks	 
Further reading	 
Interesting real research	   Multilevel Linear Models 
What will this chapter tell me?	 
Hierarchical data	 
Theory of multilevel linear models	 
The multilevel model	 
Some practical issues	 
Multilevel modelling on R	 
Growth models	 
How to report a multilevel model	 
What have I discovered about statistics?	 
R packages used in this chapter	 
R functions used in this chapter	 
Key terms that I've discovered	 
Smart Alex's tasks	 
Further reading	 
Interesting real research	   Epilogue: Life After Discovering Statistics    Troubleshooting R    Glossary 
Appendix	 
Table of the standard normal distribution	 
Critical Values of the t-Distribution	 
Critical Values of the F-Distribution	 
Critical Values of the chi-square Distribution	   References </tableOfContents>
  <note type="statement of responsibility">Andy Field, Jeremy Miles, Zoë Field.</note>
  <note>Includes bibliographical references (p. 941-947) and index.</note>
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    <topic>Statistical methods</topic>
    <topic>Computer programs</topic>
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  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <topic>R (Computer program language)</topic>
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  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <topic>Statistics</topic>
    <topic>Computer programs</topic>
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