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IBM SPSS: Comprehensive Beginners Guide to Learn Statistics using IBM SPSS from A-Z

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We live in a world where information takes on a life of its own and spreads rapidly. Faster than ever before. For some people, their lives depend on obtaining a steady stream of information as it affects their lives in the most telling ways. The daily news is the simplest example of this phenomenon. It is truly the lifeblood of society and helps us evolve into better informed individuals with every passing day.As one can tell, information on the whole comes at us from every direction. Its influence on business, politics, and government, banking, the STEM fields, and even the social sciences cannot be understated. But its journey begins with raw data being compiled by means of an experiment or study.In saying that, this book should serve as a reference guide for those who wish to go beyond the basics into territory that requires a solid understanding of advanced statistical concepts. Still, as a beginner, it will be wise to move forward with care so that you solidify your understanding before you begin to use these advanced methods. Finally, even if the subject matter is a bit deep, don't be so serious that you forget to have fun with both the SPSS tool and the study of statistics on the whole.Having said that, let's get to crunching numbers without any further delay!

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BrandIndependently published
Pub dateApr 3, 2019
ISBN-101092581987
ISBN-139781092581981
LanguageEnglish
Paperback263.0 pages
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