Presenting Your Data With SPSS Explained

This introductory guide provides a clear detailed explanation of how to present data in tables and graphs using the popular software application SPSS. Using practical examples the book is simple to use for students and professionals who have collected data for a dissertation, project, or any other type of research-related exercise. No assumptions are made about the statistical or IT knowledge of the reader. The book is specifically written for students and researchers in a range of disciplines who have only had basic training in statistics but still need to present their data clearly. Hints and tricks, FAQs, hundreds of colour screenshots, and free online datasets complete the package.

Perry R. Hinton is a psychologist, and has worked for over twenty-five years in four British universities, in positions ranging from lecturer to Head of Department. He has taught in the areas of cognitive and social psychology, and research methods and statistics, primarily to psychology and communication and media students; but also to a wide range of students studying subjects including nursing, social work, linguistics, philosophy and education. He has written four textbooks and edited the Psychology Focus series for Routledge.

Isabella McMurray is a Senior lecturer in Psychology at The University of Bedfordshire, England. She has taught in a range of areas, primarily within psychology, including developmental psychology and qualitative and quantitative research methods and analysis. She undertakes consultancy and training in research methods and analysis with local authorities and charities, including working with social workers, probabation service, education and road safety teams.