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RES 725 Week 1 Individual Assignment Presentation
of Findings Quantitative Correlational Study
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• Complete Smart Alexs tasks 1 2 in Ch. 6 of
  the Field text (p. 195).
• Write a paper, 5 to 10 pages not including front
  matter and references, reporting your results.
  This paper serves as practice for writing Chapter
  Four of your dissertation.
• Include references to support your work.

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RES 725 Week 2 Comparing Two Means
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• RES 725 Week 2 Comparing Two Means
• Chapter 4 of a dissertation is used to present
  your findings from the data you gathered during
  your research. Your data should be presented in a
  logical order and in sufficient detail which
  includes output from SPSS including tables,
  graphs and other visual representations of data
  created by the software.

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RES 725 Week 2 Individual Assignment Presentation
of Findings T Test
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• Run a dependent (paired samples) t test on
  spiderRM.sav, and an independent t test on
  spiderBG.sav in SPSS.
• Write a paper, 5 to 10 pages not including front
  matter and references, reporting your results.
  This paper serves as practice for writing Chapter
  Four of your dissertation.
• Include references to support your work.

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RES 725 Week 3 Individual Assignment Presentation
of Findings Analysis of Variance
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• Load Viagra.sav into SPSS and replicate the
  analysis in Section 10.3 in Ch. 10 (p. 375) of
  the Field text.
• Write a paper, 5 to 10 pages not including front
  matter and references, reporting your results.
  This paper serves as practice for writing Chapter
  Four of your dissertation.
• Include references to support your work.

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RES 725 Week 4 Individual Assignment Presentation
of Findings Factorial Analysis of Variance
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• Load goggles.sav into SPSS and replicate the
  factorial in Section 12.3.1 in Ch. 12 (pp.
  430431) of the Field text.
• Write a paper, 5 to 10 pages not including front
  matter and references, reporting your results.
  The paper must be well written and readable, just
  as Chapter Four of your dissertation will be.
• Include references to support your work.

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RES 725 Week 5 Individual Assignment Presentation
of Findings Repeated Measures Analysis of
Variance
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• Use the file tutormarks.sav explained in Ch. 13
  (p. 504) of the Field text, under Smart Alexs
  tasks 1 2.
• Write a paper, 5 to 10 pages not including front
  matter and references, reporting your results.
  The paper must be well written and readable, just
  as Chapter Four of your dissertation will be.
• Include references to support your work.

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RES 725 Week 6 Individual Assignment Presentation
of Findings Friedmans Analysis of Variance
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• Use diet.sav for the diet example with ranks
  (Table 15.5) in Ch. 15 (p. 574) and put it into
  SPSS to do a Freidmans as the textbook does.
• Complete a test for normality before you do the
  analysis.
• Write a paper, 5 to 10 pages not including front
  matter and references, reporting your results.
  This paper serves as practice for writing Chapter
  Four of your dissertation.

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RES 725 Week 7 Individual Assignment Presentation
of Findings Multivariate Analysis of Variance
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• Review the data as directed in Sections 16.3.2
  and 16.6.1 in Ch. 16 of the Field text (pp. 587
  606).
• Calculate the MANOVA test statistic,
  Pillai-Bartlett trace (V),
• Hotellings T 2, Wilks lambda, and Roys largest
  root.

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RES 725 Week 8 Individual Assignment Presentation
of Findings Factor Analysis
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• Load SAQ.sav into SPSS and review the data as
  directed in Section 17.5 of Ch. 17 of the Field
  text (p. 645).
• Extract the factors using principal component
  analysis in SPSS. See Section 17.6 in the Field
  text for directions (p. 650).

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