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Using Statistical Methods in Social Science Research, Third Edition is the userfriendly text every student needs for analyzing and making sense of quantitative data. With over 20 years of experience teaching statistics, Soleman H. AbuBader provides an accessible, stepbystep description of the process needed to organize data, choose a test or statistical technique, analyze, interpret, and report research findings.The book begins with an overview of research and statistical terms, followed by an explanation of basic descriptive statistics. It then focuses on the purpose, rationale, and assumptions made by each test, such as Pearson's correlation, student's ttests, analysis of variances, and simple linear regression, among others. The book also provides a wealth of research examples that clearly display the applicability and function of these tests in realworld practice. In a separate appendix, the author provides a stepbystep process for calculating each test for those who still like to understand the mathematical formulas behind these processes.
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