Author: David K. Hildebrand et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: The "Quantitative Analysis in the Social Sciences" series is a specialized series compiled by SAGE Publications for researchers in the social sciences field engaged in quantitative analysis. Each book in the series is authored by experts in their respective fields. This series has had a significant impact on the global social sciences community and has been translated into multiple languages. From this series, nine books were selected and titled "Social Statistics Methods and Techniques," consisting of two parts, which have now been made available to readers. Social survey data are predominantly ordinal and quantitative. Therefore, this book focuses on the processing and statistical methods for ordinal and quantitative data. Learning and mastering the content of this book will not only enable readers to correctly and proficiently apply many statistical methods, improve the level of quantitative analysis in our country, but also lay a foundation for further learning other social statistics techniques.
Social Statistics Methods and Techniques (Quantitative Translation Series)
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