C.R.M.E. is a workbook for anyone needing (or wanting) to do a
research project that can stand the test of claiming scientific
significance. The workbook leads the reader in a logical
progression from the measurement of variables in the research
design to the formulation of testable hypotheses.
I taught such a research class at the college level for twenty
years and learned how few people know the meaning of significance.
Even students who came into the class having taken statistics as a
pre-requisite were "fuzzy" about the concepts of standard
deviations, significance, and standard scores. I realized there
were two reasons for this: learning out of context; that is,
without seeing an application, and secondly, being overloaded with
too much statistics, which led to mere confusion. Thus my approach
was to include the most common types of statistical tests covering
a wide spectrum of measurements and having them applied in a real
research project. Once this much is learned, it is easier to branch
out to more sophisticated measurements and testing.
This workbook was also used with adult students in the
university's weekend program. These were students from various
large corporations in the city who were finishing their
undergraduate degrees. It was they who gave me the idea to share
the workbook, as many of them were given research projects to do at
their place of employment and gave me very positive feedback. I
genuinely hope that you find it helpful as well.
Best wishes, Prof. M.
General
Is the information for this product incomplete, wrong or inappropriate?
Let us know about it.
Does this product have an incorrect or missing image?
Send us a new image.
Is this product missing categories?
Add more categories.
Review This Product
No reviews yet - be the first to create one!