Uso de métodos estadísticos en la investigación de ciencias sociales: con una guía completa de SPSS

Why Read This Book?

This handbook offers a clear and practical introduction to statistical methods in the social sciences, accompanied by a comprehensive guide to using SPSS. It is designed so that both students and researchers can effectively apply quantitative techniques in their projects. The combination of theory and practical exercises makes it a valuable resource for those wishing to master data analysis.

Key Features

The book covers everything from basic descriptive statistics to advanced inferential techniques, always with examples contextualized in social research. It includes a step-by-step guide for SPSS, allowing readers to reproduce analyses and understand the results. Topics covered include t-test, ANOVA, correlation, regression, and non-parametric tests, all explained with an applied approach.

Who Is This Book For?

It is aimed at undergraduate and postgraduate students in social sciences, as well as researchers who need an accessible reference for statistical analysis. It is also useful for professionals looking to update their knowledge in quantitative methodology and SPSS management. No advanced mathematical training is required, as the text prioritizes conceptual understanding and practical application.

Level and Prerequisites

The book is intended for an introductory or intermediate level. Some familiarity with basic statistical concepts is assumed, although the early chapters review the fundamentals. Access to SPSS software is recommended to follow the examples. The didactic approach and proposed exercises facilitate autonomous learning.