Practical Statistics for Students

Research interests Nineteenth and Twentieth Century architecture and urbanism in Germany, France, Italy, Russia and North America. Contemporary issues in architecture, town planning and landscape design. Sample courses Problems of Interpretation in Architectural History The Architecture of Frank Lloyd WrightMachine to Architecture (Architecture since 1945)The Rise of the Skyscraper : one Century of Theories and DesignsLos Angeles: Urban Landscape and Architectural Creativity

This book will be useful for me to use as a resource with the few students who really want to know about how the statistics work. It is too mathematical for most of my applied social science students who will not have studied mathematics beyond GCSE grade B tier.

• IntroductionMeasurement ConceptsClassifying DataPresenting DataMeasuring Typical AchievementMeasuring Variations in AchievementMeasuring Relative AchievementMeasuring AssociationRegression AnalysisInferential StatisticsChoosing an Appropriate TestDesign 1One Group Design: Single Observations on One VariableDesign 2One Group Design: One Observation per Subject on Each of Two or More VariablesDesign 3One Group Design: Repeated Observations on the Same Subjects under Two Conditions or before and after TreatmentDesign 4One Group - Multi-Treatment (trials): Treatments as Independent VariableDesign 5Two Group Designs: Static Comparisons on One or More VariablesDesign 6Multi- Group Design: More than Two Groups, One Single VariableDesign 7Multivariate Analysis. Factorial Designs - The Effect of Two Independent Variables on the Dependent Variable; (a) No Repeated Measures on FactorsDesign 8Factorial Designs - The Effect of Two Independent Variables on the Dependent Variable; (b) Repeated Measures on ONE FactorFactorial DesignsThe Effect of Two Independent Variables on the Dependent Variable; (c) Repeated Measures on BOTH Factors