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Hello again,

     I wish to thank all those people who replied to my request for
SPSSx reference books.  The following is a summary of the information I
received.

SPSSx Publications                  number of recommendations
-----------------------------       -------------------------
The old Maroon SPSS book                     2
SPSS Statistical Algorithms                  3
Introductory Statistics Guide                3
Advanced Statistics Guide                    3
SPSS Guide to Data Analysis                  2

Other references:

Tabachnick & Fidell: USING MULTIVARIATE STATISTICS, 2/e
     Harper and Row, 1989.

Richard M. Jaeger *Statistics: A Spectator Sport*
     Sage, 1983 is a good 'how to understand what all these numbers
            mean' reader.

M. Youngman "Analysing Social and Educational Research data"
     McGraw-Hill 1979 ISBN 0-07-084089-X

If any others come to mind, please post a note on this list or send me a
message.

Thanks Again to:
     Necia Black <BLACK@UBVM>               Lary Jones <AS0LCJ@BINGVMA>
     Marcia Flicker <FLICKER@FORDMULC>      Joe St Sauver <JOE@oregon.bitnet>
     mauri  collins@nevada.edu              R.A.Reese@HULL.AC.UK
     Jerene Good <JERENE@PUCC.BITNET>       00549JLW@MSU.BITNET


                                                Deborah Wall
                                        University of Missouri-Kansas City
                                           Academic Computing Services
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