Statistical Methods for Psychology, 6th ed.

Data Sets

The following links will bring up the data for an example, an exercise, or some other data set. The variable names are given in the first row. Most software will accept variable names, though you often have to specify that they are there. All data are in standard ASCII files and can be imported by most statistical software packages. The variables are tab or space delineated. The General Data Sets are described in detail in Appendix Computer Data Sets at the back of the book.

General Data Sets

These are data sets that are referred to throughout the text and are not tied to a particular chapter.

ADD.dat

ID ADDSC, Gender, Repeat, IQ, EngL, EngG, GPA, SocProb, Dropout

Cancer.dat and Badcancr.dat

SexP, SomTP. DepTP, AnxTP, HosTP, GSITP,
SexS, SomTS, DepTS, AnxTS, HosTS, GSITS,
Intern, Extern, TotBP, InterT, ExternT, ToptPT

Epineq.dat and Epinuneq.dat

ID, Dosage, Interval, Errors

Mireault.dat

ID, Group, Gender, YearColl, College, GPA, LostPGen, AgeAtLos
SomT, ObsessT, SensitT, DepressT, AnxT, HostT, PhobT, ParT, PsyT, GSIT,
PVTotal, PVLoss, Supptotl

SAT.dat

State Expend (expenditure per puil in 1000s) PTratio (pupil teacher ratio) Salary (teacher salaries)
PctSAT (percent of students taking SAT) VerbalSAT MathSAT CombinedSAT

Stress.dat

FamNum, SexResp, Patient-Spouse, Time1, Time2