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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.
• Follow the plan you would use if you were writing
  a section of the results chapter of your
  dissertation.

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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. The output you copy from
  SPSS and include in your written work may need to
  be reformatted so that it is consistent with APA
  guidelines. Approach the following exercise as
  though you were writing Chapter 4 of your
  dissertation.
• Access the data files you saved to SPSS in Week 1.

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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.
• Follow the plan you would use if you were
  writing a section of the results chapter of your
  dissertation.

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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.
• Follow the plan you would use if you were writing
  a section of the results chapter of your
  dissertation.
• Explain the following as if your reader had only
  a general understanding of statistics

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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.
• Follow the plan you would use if you were writing
  a section of the results chapter of your
  dissertation.
• Explain the following as if your reader had only
  a general understanding of statistics

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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.
• Follow the plan you would use if you were writing
  a section of the results chapter of your
  dissertation.

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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.
• Include references to support your work.
• Follow the plan you would use if you were
  writing a section of the results chapter 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.
• Follow your MANOVA with discriminant analysis.
• 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 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).
• 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.
• Follow the plan you would use if you were writing
  a section of the results chapter of your
  dissertation.

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