Communication Research Statistics

by John Reinard

 

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Communication Research Statistics
 

 

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Data for Analysis:
National Communication Association Survey of Communication Practices; Attitudes; Fallacies

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Chapter 1:
Using Statistics to Conduct Quantitative Research

Chapter 2:

Collecting Data on Variables

Chapter 3:

Central Tendency

Chapter 4:
Looking at Variability and Dispersion

Chapter 5:
Correlations

Chapter 6:
Ensuring Reliability and Validity

Chapter 7:
Statistical Significance Hypothesis Testing When Comparing Two Means

Chapter 8:

Comparing More Than Two Means: One-Way Analysis of Variance

Chapter 9:

Factorial Analysis of Variance

Chapter 10: Nonparametric Tests for Categorical Variables

Chapter 11:
Nonparametric Tests for Rank Order Dependent Variables

Chapter 12:
Meta-Analysis

Chapter 13:

Multiple Regression Correlation

Chapter 14: Extensions of Multiple Regression Correlation

Chapter 15

Exploratory Factor Analysis

Chapter 16

Confirmatory Factor Analysis Through the Amos Program

Chapter 17:

Modeling Communication Behavior

Additional Chapters:

Log-Linear Analysis

Multiple Discriminant Analysis

Content Analysis

Logistic Regression

 

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Readings:

Dummy, Effect, and Contrast Coding by Joseph Stevens, College of Education, University of Oregon 

Communication Research Statistics

Power:

    Discussion by Charles M. Friel, Statistical Power and Research Design