Will do. And FWIW, I'm sure that the rest of the list took the title of
note as it was intended: with tongue planted firmly in cheek.
Ed
Edward I. Pollak, Ph.D., Department of Psychology,
West Chester Univ. of PA, West Chester, PA 19383
Office: 610-436-3151; Hom
Another statistics question...
Gravetter and Wallnau's "Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences uses what
they refer to as the computational formula for the sum of the squared
deviations from the mean (SS). The formula is:
SS = the sum of the squared scores minus the sum of the scores squared,
d
Hello Out There,
I know that probably almost no one is there right now, but wanted to see if I
could get some input anyway.
Having taught intro stats about a dozen times now, it has not escaped my
notice that the students do fairly well on the first two tests (primarily
descriptive statistics)
