Statistics and Data Analysis for Social Workers

John L. Craft

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1. Introduction. 2. The Nature of Data. 3. Organization and Presentation of Data. 4. Data Reduction Techniques. 5. Measuring Variability. 6. Crosstabulation Analysis. 7. Correlational Methods. 8. Introduction to Hypothesis Testing. 9. Testing Hypotheses About Associations. 10. Testing Hypotheses About Means. 11. Multiple Correlation and Regression. 12. Non-Parametric Tests of Significance. Appendix A: Other Advanced Statistical Techniques.

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