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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Reveal hidden patterns in your data using multivariate descriptive analysis Many researchers believe multivariate statistics belong only to inferential research, leaving powerful analytical tools unused in descriptive studies. How to Use Multivariate Statistics in Descriptive Research: Making the Invisible Visible challenges this assumption directly, demonstrating how factor analysis, cluster analysis, and discriminant analysis can expose patterns and relationships that simpler methods overlook transforming how social and behavioral scientists understand their data. Written in clear, practical language, this book provides step-by-step instructions for conducting multivariate analyses using SPSS, R, and Excel. Each chapter features real-world illustrations that ground abstract concepts in concrete applications. Reflective sections titled Revealing the Opening Quote connect statistical insights to broader understanding, helping readers see beyond numbers to meaningful interpretation. Readers will also find: Detailed guidance on applying factor analysis to identify underlying constructs within complex descriptive datasets and research questionsCluster analysis techniques that group observations based on shared characteristics, revealing natural patterns invisible to univariate approachesDiscriminant analysis methods that classify cases and predict group membership using multiple variables simultaneously for clearer interpretationPractical software tutorials walking through each statistical procedure in SPSS, R, and Excel with reproducible examplesChapter-ending reflections that bridge statistical technique to conceptual understanding, reinforcing both mechanical skill and interpretive insight Designed for educators, graduate students, and researchers in the social and behavioral sciences, this book empowers readers to move beyond basic descriptive statistics. By mastering multivariate techniques, researchers gain the ability to detect hidden structures in their data and communicate findings with greater precision and confidence. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Reveal hidden patterns in your data using multivariate descriptive analysis Many researchers believe multivariate statistics belong only to inferential research, leaving powerful analytical tools unused in descriptive studies. How to Use Multivariate Statistics in Descriptive Research: Making the Invisible Visible challenges this assumption directly, demonstrating how factor analysis, cluster analysis, and discriminant analysis can expose patterns and relationships that simpler methods overlook transforming how social and behavioral scientists understand their data. Written in clear, practical language, this book provides step-by-step instructions for conducting multivariate analyses using SPSS, R, and Excel. Each chapter features real-world illustrations that ground abstract concepts in concrete applications. Reflective sections titled Revealing the Opening Quote connect statistical insights to broader understanding, helping readers see beyond numbers to meaningful interpretation. Readers will also find: Detailed guidance on applying factor analysis to identify underlying constructs within complex descriptive datasets and research questionsCluster analysis techniques that group observations based on shared characteristics, revealing natural patterns invisible to univariate approachesDiscriminant analysis methods that classify cases and predict group membership using multiple variables simultaneously for clearer interpretationPractical software tutorials walking through each statistical procedure in SPSS, R, and Excel with reproducible examplesChapter-ending reflections that bridge statistical technique to conceptual understanding, reinforcing both mechanical skill and interpretive insight Designed for educators, graduate students, and researchers in the social and behavioral sciences, this book empowers readers to move beyond basic descriptive statistics. By mastering multivariate techniques, researchers gain the ability to detect hidden structures in their data and communicate findings with greater precision and confidence. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Reveal hidden patterns in your data using multivariate descriptive analysis Many researchers believe multivariate statistics belong only to inferential research, leaving powerful analytical tools unused in descriptive studies. How to Use Multivariate Statistics in Descriptive Research: Making the Invisible Visible challenges this assumption directly, demonstrating how factor analysis, cluster analysis, and discriminant analysis can expose patterns and relationships that simpler methods overlook - transforming how social and behavioral scientists understand their data. Written in clear, practical language, this book provides step-by-step instructions for conducting multivariate analyses using SPSS, R, and Excel. Each chapter features real-world illustrations that ground abstract concepts in concrete applications. Reflective sections titled 'Revealing the Opening Quote' connect statistical insights to broader understanding, helping readers see beyond numbers to meaningful interpretation. Readers will also find: - Detailed guidance on applying factor analysis to identify underlying constructs within complex descriptive datasets and research questions - Cluster analysis techniques that group observations based on shared characteristics, revealing natural patterns invisible to univariate approaches - Discriminant analysis methods that classify cases and predict group membership using multiple variables simultaneously for clearer interpretation - Practical software tutorials walking through each statistical procedure in SPSS, R, and Excel with reproducible examples - Chapter-ending reflections that bridge statistical technique to conceptual understanding, reinforcing both mechanical skill and interpretive insight Designed for educators, graduate students, and researchers in the social and behavioral sciences, this book empowers readers to move beyond basic descriptive statistics. By mastering multivariate techniques, researchers gain the ability to detect hidden structures in their data and communicate findings with greater precision and confidence.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Reveal hidden patterns in your data using multivariate descriptive analysis Many researchers believe multivariate statistics belong only to inferential research, leaving powerful analytical tools unused in descriptive studies. How to Use Multivariate Statistics in Descriptive Research: Making the Invisible Visible challenges this assumption directly, demonstrating how factor analysis, cluster analysis, and discriminant analysis can expose patterns and relationships that simpler methods overlook transforming how social and behavioral scientists understand their data. Written in clear, practical language, this book provides step-by-step instructions for conducting multivariate analyses using SPSS, R, and Excel. Each chapter features real-world illustrations that ground abstract concepts in concrete applications. Reflective sections titled Revealing the Opening Quote connect statistical insights to broader understanding, helping readers see beyond numbers to meaningful interpretation. Readers will also find: Detailed guidance on applying factor analysis to identify underlying constructs within complex descriptive datasets and research questionsCluster analysis techniques that group observations based on shared characteristics, revealing natural patterns invisible to univariate approachesDiscriminant analysis methods that classify cases and predict group membership using multiple variables simultaneously for clearer interpretationPractical software tutorials walking through each statistical procedure in SPSS, R, and Excel with reproducible examplesChapter-ending reflections that bridge statistical technique to conceptual understanding, reinforcing both mechanical skill and interpretive insight Designed for educators, graduate students, and researchers in the social and behavioral sciences, this book empowers readers to move beyond basic descriptive statistics. By mastering multivariate techniques, researchers gain the ability to detect hidden structures in their data and communicate findings with greater precision and confidence. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. How to Use Multivariate Statistics in Descriptive Research | Making the Invisible Visible | Gary J Conti | Taschenbuch | Einband - flex.(Paperback) | Englisch | 2026 | Wiley | EAN 9781394362608 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

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