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Tabla de Contenidos:
- VOL. 1: 1. Overview of SPSS for windows. 2. Data files. 3. Data editor. 4. Output and syntax windows. 5. Data transformations. 6. File handling and file transformations. 7. Data tabulation. 8. Descriptive statistics. 9. Exploring data. 10. Crosstabulation and measures of association. 11. Describing subpopulation differences. 12. Multiple response analysis. 13. Testing hypotheses about differences in means. 14. One way analysis of variance. 15. Analysis of variance. 16. Measuring linear association. 17. Partial correlation analysis. 18. Multiple linear regression analysis. 19. Curve estimation. 20. Distribution free or nonparametric test. 21. Listing cases. 22. Reporting results. 23. Overview of the SPSS chart facility. 24. Bar, line, area, and pie charts. 25. High low charts. 26. Boxplots and error bar charts. 27. Scatterplots and histograms. 28. Pareto and control charts. 29. Normal probability plots. 30. Sequence charts. 31. Autocorrelation and cross correlation. 32. Modifiying charts. 33. Printing. 34. Utilities. 35. Linking and exchanging information between applications. 36. Preferences. 37. Window control. 38. Getting help. VOL. 2: 1. Discriminant analysis. 2. Factor analysis. 3. Cluster analysis. 4. Cluster analysis for large files. 5. Distance and proximity measures. 6. Measuring scales: Reliability analysis. 7. Multidimensional scaling. 8. Weighted least squares regression. 9. Two stage least squares regression. VOL. 3: Chapter 1. What´s new in SPSS 6.1 for windows?. Chapter 2. Using SPSS 6.1 for windows. Chapter 3. Chart enhancements. Chapter 4. Base system statistics: one sample t test. Chapter 5. Advanced statistics. Chapter 6. Advanced statistics: general loglinear analysis. Chapter 7. Syntax update. VOL. 4: 1. Overview. 2. Basic tables. 3. Percentages in basic tables. 4. Totals in basic tables. 5. Means and other summary statistics in basic tables. 6. Table format options. 7. Tables of frequencies. 8. Stacking and nesting in general tables. 9. Summary statistics in general tables. 10. Totals in general tables. 11. Multiple response questions.