This list brings together reading listed on the Course Outline with more specific references. The reading is divided into basic reading (which you should consider reading during the course), and further reading. References marked "m" will be available in the SRC, in a box marked "George Dunbar, Methods II, Psychology". Surgeries normally will be held during term on Tuesdays from 11am-1pm in room 144.

Week 1 Introduction to the Course.

Basic reading.

Misanin, J. & Hinderliter, C. (1991) "Fundamentals of Statistics for Psychology Students". HarperCollins. Chapter 14 (Esp. pp298-317).

Huck, SW. and Sandler, HM. (1979) "Rival Hypotheses" HarperCollins Publishers.

mMosteller, F., Fienberg, SE., and Rourke, REK. (1983) "Beginning Statistics with Data Analysis". Addison-Wesley. Chapter 4, section 1 Components, residuals and outliers. (pp90-94).

mJaffe, AJ and Spirer, HF (1987) "Misused Statistics". Dekker. Chapter 7 Methodology: A Brief Review. (Esp. sections III and IVA, pp92-111)

Further reading.

mGravetter, FJ and Wallnau, LB (1991) "Essentials of Statistics for the Behavioural Sciences". West. (Example 13.1, pp303-306).

Misanin, J. & Hinderliter, C. (1991) "Fundamentals of Statistics for Psychology Students". HarperCollins. Chapters 2 & 9.

Week 2 Exploratory Data Analysis.

Basic reading.

Mosteller, F., Fienberg, SE., and Rourke, REK. (1983) "Beginning Statistics with Data Analysis". Addison-Wesley. Chapters 3&4 (pp60-118).

mDiaconis, P. (1985) Theories of Data Analysis: From Magical Thinking Through Classical Statistics, chapter in Hoaglin, Mosteller & Tukey (eds.) "Exploring Data, Tables, Trends & Shapes". Wiley. (pp1-36).

mGoodall, C. (1983) Examining Residuals, chapter in Hoaglin, Mosteller & Tukey (eds.) (1983) "Understanding Robust & Exploratory Data Analysis". Wiley (pp211-242).

(Very) basic background reading.

Tukey, John (1977) "Exploratory Data Analysis". Addison-Wesley. Chapters 1&2.

Cooper, R.A. & Weekes, A.J. (1983) "Data Models and Statistical Analysis". Philip Allan. Chapter 2 (pp49-76) Univariate Descriptive Analysis.

Misanin, J. & Hinderliter, C. (1991) "Fundamentals of Statistics for Psychology Students". HarperCollins. Chapters 3-6 (selectively).

Further reading.

mThompson, James R. (1989) "Empirical Model Building", chapter 4, section 1 (pp133-148) A glimpse at exploratory data analysis.

Tukey, John (1977) "Exploratory Data Analysis". Addison-Wesley. Chapters 10-11

Week 3 Non-parametric statistics

Reading list will be given during the lecture.

Siegel, Sydney & Castellan, N. John Jr. (1988) "Non-parametric statistics for the behavioural sciences" second edition. McGraw-Hill.

Week 4 Psychological Testing

Basic reading.

Cronbach, LJ (1990) "Essentials of Psychological Testing" 5^e. Harper & Row. Chapters 5-6 (pp144-222)

Dane, Francis C. (1990) "Research Methods" Brooks/Cole. Chapters 14, 15 and 16.

mHatch, E. & Farhady H. (1982) "Research Design & Statistics for Applied Linguistics". Newbury House. Chapter 17 Reliability and Validity. pp243-254.

(Very) basic background reading.

Cronbach, LJ (1990) "Essentials of Psychological Testing" 5^e. Harper & Row. Chapter 4.

Misanin, J. & Hinderliter, C. (1991) "Fundamentals of Statistics for Psychology Students". HarperCollins. Chapters 7-8.

Further reading.

Cronbach, LJ (1990) "Essentials of Psychological Testing" 5^e. Harper & Row.

Hatch, E. & Farhady H. (1982) "Research Design & Statistics for Applied Linguistics". Newbury House. Chapter 18 Factor Analysis pp255-264.

Week 5 Analysis of Designed Experiments: two-way ANOVA

Basic reading.

Misanin, J. & Hinderliter, C. (1991) "Fundamentals of Statistics for Psychology Students". HarperCollins. Chapter 16 (363-389).

mCooper, R.A. & Weekes, A.J. (1983) "Data Models and Statistical Analysis". Philip Allan. Chapter 3 (pp77-90) Statistical Models.

Further reading.

Harris, Peter (1986) "Designing and Reporting Experiments". OUP. Part 2, chapters 8-10 (pp83-138) Principles of Experimental Design.

Box, Hunter & Hunter (1978) "Statistics for Experimenters". Wiley.

Mead, R. (1988) "The Design of Experiments". Cambridge.

Winer (1971) "Statistical Principles in Experimental Design". McGraw-Hill.

Week 6 Multivariate Statistics.

Basic reading.

mCooper, R.A. & Weekes, A.J. (1983) "Data Models and Statistical Analysis". Philip Allan. Chapter 8 Multiple Regression Analysis. (pp180-208).

Further reading.

Mosteller, F., Fienberg, SE., and Rourke, REK. (1983) "Beginning Statistics with Data Analysis". Addison-Wesley. Chapters 12-14 (pp328-433).

Mosteller & Tukey (1977) "Data Analysis and Regression". Addison-Wesley. Chapters 12-16 (pp259-449) in particular.

Tabachnik, BG. & Fidell, LS (1989) "Using Multivariate Statistics" 2^e. Harper & Row. (Esp chapter 5 Multiple Regression, pp123-191).

Myers and Well (1991) "Research Design and Statistical Analysis" HarperCollin Chapter 15-16

Week 7 Analysis of Designed Experiments: model adequacy checks

Basic reading.

Misanin, J. & Hinderliter, C. (1991) "Fundamentals of Statistics for Psychology Students". HarperCollins. Chapters 12, 14 & 15 (selectively).

Further reading.

Daniel, Wayne W. (1990) "Applied nonparametric statistics" 2^e.PWS-Kent.

Siegel, Sydney & Castellan, N. John Jr. (1988) "Non-parametric statistics for the behavioural sciences" second edition. McGraw-Hill.

Tabachnik, BG. & Fidell, LS (1989) "Using Multivariate Statistics" 2^e. Harper & Row. (Esp chapter 4 Cleaning Up Your Act, pp58-122).

Emerson, JD. & Stoto, MA (1983) Transforming Data, chapter in Hoaglin, Mosteller & Tukey (eds.) (1983) "Understanding Robust & Exploratory Data Analysis". Wiley (pp97-128)

Hoaglin, DC. (1985) Using Quantiles to Study Shape, chapter in Hoaglin, Mosteller & Tukey (eds.) "Exploring Data, Tables, Trends & Shapes". Wiley. (pp417-459)

Week 8 Analysis of Designed Experiments: specific comparisons

Basic reading.

mHowell, David C. (1992) "Statistical Methods for Psychology" 3^e. PWS-Kent. Chapter 12

Misanin, J. & Hinderliter, C. (1991) "Fundamentals of Statistics for Psychology Students". HarperCollins. Chapter 14.

Further reading.

Myers and Well (1991) "Research Design and Statistical Analysis", HarperCollins. Chapters 6 & 7.

Week 9 Analysis of Designed Experiments: specialised models

Basic reading.

Misanin, J. & Hinderliter, C. (1991) "Fundamentals of Statistics for Psychology Students". HarperCollins. Chapter 15.

Tabachnik, BG. & Fidell, LS (1989) "Using Multivariate Statistics" 2^e. Harper & Row. (Esp chapter 3, section 2 Analysis of Variance, pp37-49).

Further reading.

Myers and Well (1991) "Research Design and Statistical Analysis" HarperCollins Ch. 9-11

mMontgomery, Douglas C. (1984) "Design and Analysis of Experiments" second edition. Wiley. Chapter 8 (pp247-259) Rules for sums of squares and expected mean squares.

Week 10 Practical Research.

Basic reading.

mSiegel, Sydney & Castellan, N. John Jr. (1988) "Non-parametric statistics for the behavioural sciences" second edition. McGraw-Hill. Chapter 3 (pp19-35) Choosing an appropriate statistical test.

Dane, Francis C. (1990) "Research Methods" Brooks/Cole. Chapters 1-4.

Harris, Peter (1986) "Designing and Reporting Experiments". OUP. Part 1, chapters 1-7 (pp17-79) Writing Experimental Reports.

Reaves, Celia (1992) "Quantitative Research for the Behavioural Sciences". Wiley.

Everitt and Hay (1992) "Talking about Statistics". Edward Arnold.

Graziano and Raulin "Research Methods: a process of Inquiry" HarperCollins

APA "Mastering APA Style: Student Workbook and Training Guide" American Psychological Association (ISBN 1-55798-085-3)

Bellquist, JE "A Guide to Grammar and Usage for Psychology and Related Fields" Lawrence Earlbaum.