Practical Statistics for Social Research

Step One: Input Data and Choose Options

Sample Label	Sample Label	Sample Label
Row 1 of n =		Row 1 of n =
Independent Samples Sample 1 Specifies Groups		Dependent Variable Label: Show Moderating Variable

Step Two: Run Descriptives and Assumptions

Descriptives and Assumptions |

Step Three: Run Statistical Procedures

Quasi-Experimental / Causal-Comparative Designs Parametric:
Nonparametric:

Correlational Designs Parametric:
Nonparametric:

Step Four: Review Results

Output

A description of your statistical procedure will appear here.

Results of your statistical procedure will appear here.

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