Marte, I have used Jackson's book for quite a while and have been very
satisfied with it.
Dave
David Kreiner
Professor of Psychology
University of Central Missouri
Lovinger
Warrensburg MO 64093
krei...@ucmo.edu
>>> Marte Fallshore 10/12/2010 10:27 AM >>>
I am looking for feedback
the Psychological Sciences (TIPS)
Subject: Re: [tips] Jackson or Furlong, Lovelace, & Lovelace
I think the Heiman combined Methods/Stats book (the white one in its 3rd
edition) is going out of print. So, it is probably not a good choice, even
though we used it with success for many years.
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ha...@frostburg.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2010 12:52 PM
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Subject: Re: [tips] Jackson or Furlong, Lovelace, & Lovelace
I think the Heiman combined Methods/Stats book (the white one in its 3rd
edition) is going out of print. So, it is proba
I think the Heiman combined Methods/Stats book (the white one in its 3rd
edition) is going out of print. So, it is probably not a good choice, even
though we used it with success for many years.
Davis and Smith, An introduction to Research Methods and Statistics may be one
to look at, also.
If
Marte Fallshore wrote:
>I am looking for feedback on a couple of combine research methods and
>statistics textbooks. Has anybody used either of the following textbooks? What
>did you think of them? If you used them, would you use them again? Why? If you
>won't use them again, why? Did you us
I am looking for feedback on a couple of combine research methods and
statistics textbooks. Has anybody used either of the following textbooks? What
did you think of them? If you used them, would you use them again? Why? If you
won't use them again, why? Did you use some other combined textbook
