Pornography and infidelity — moderation and mediation in SPSS
22 Jan, 2018 at 17:25 | Posted in Statistics & Econometrics | 1 Comment
One of the things yours truly appreciates with Andy and his book Discovering statistics using SPSS is the thought-provoking examples used …
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Brings back memories of when I used SPSS professionally to analyze market research data. Which gave me examples why statistics is way overrated …
Comment by Robert Mitchell— 24 Jan, 2018 #