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Need help with your statistical analysis?
For many people, statistics can feel confusing, intimidating, and far more complicated than it needs to be. Over the past 25 years, I have worked with students, researchers, and professionals from a wide range of disciplines, helping them build confidence in statistics and develop the skills they need to make sense of their data.
My book, SPSS Survival Manual: A step by step guide to data analysis using SPSS has helped hundreds of thousands of readers around the world work through the process of understanding data analysis step by step, in plain English. No formulas or equations!!
The SPSS Survival Manual is a clear, practical, and highly respected guide designed to help students, researchers, and professionals analyse quantitative data with confidence.
Written by Julie Pallant, a psychologist and experienced university educator, the book is widely used across psychology, health sciences, education, social sciences, and business courses around the world.
It takes readers step by step through the process of preparing data, choosing appropriate statistical tests, running analyses in SPSS, and interpreting output correctly, with a strong emphasis on understanding rather than rote procedures.
Complex statistical concepts are explained in plain language, supported by screenshots, worked examples, and practical tips drawn from real teaching and research experience.
The SPSS Survival Manual is suitable for beginners who feel overwhelmed by statistics, as well as more experienced users who want a reliable reference they can return to throughout their studies or professional work.
If you would like a practical and accessible guide to statistical analysis using SPSS, you can purchase the SPSS Survival Manual here:
STATISTICS SURVIVAL HUB
You might also like to check out the Statistics Survival Hub that I have created.
It brings together practical tools to help with some of the most common questions researchers face.
The Stats Selection Tool can help you work out which statistical test may be appropriate for your study.
The Sample Size Calculator can help you estimate the number of participants you may need when planning your research.
The Statistics Survival Hub website brings together tools and step-by-step guides to help students and researchers feel more confident when analysing data.