Applied educational statistics 1 / Melecio C. Deauna.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction -- Data presentation -- Measures of central tendency -- Measures of variability -- Pearson product moment correlation and prediction -- Other measures of correlation - The z-, the t-, the x²-, and the f-distributions, Hypothesis testing and selected inferential techniques -- Inferences about correlation coefficient and correlation involving three more variables.

Applied Educational Statistics 1 focuses on the applications of statistical principles to education and the social sciences. Presented in two volumes (Applied Educational Statistics 1 and Applied Educational Statistical 2), it covers the most fundamental topics in descriptive statistics and the basic inferential techniques on parametric statistics including population means and correlation coefficients. Most of the examples and exercises concern practical or action research.
Applied Educational Statistics 1 is recommended for undergraduate and graduate students of education and the social sciences or teachers in the field who are conducting research on students and faculty, while Applied Educational Statistics 2 is intended for the more advanced students (doctoral or postgraduate) and professors conducting educational research.