Fundamental Statistics for the
Behavioral Sciences
8th edition

David C. Howell

Bookmarks to Great Statistical Sites

These are some of the bookmarks that I think are particularly useful. If you have any that you think that I might add, please let me know. Bookmarks seem to become unavailable on an unpredictable schedule, so there may be some here that don't work.

General Statistical Stuff

Karl Wuensch's StatHelp page: This is a great page and I highly recommend it.
A few (zillion) links related to Statistics by Andy Gilpin: Wow!! This is just what it says it is. A lot of the links are old, but it is still a great site.
Annotated Bibliography of Articles for the Statistics User: This is a bibliography of published papers.
SurfStat.Australia .: This is an excellent site--one of my favorites. There is lots of instructional material here, as well as a few links to other sites.

Statistics and Statistical Graphics Resources: Another good collection by Michael Friendly
Clay Helberg's Statistics on the Web: Another site that has been around for a long time.

Data Sets

A Casebook for a First Course in Statistics and Data Analysis: This is a great set of data files. It is also a very good book
The Data and Story Library: A great source of data, complete with a description of the study. One of my favorites.
Judd and McClelland Data Sets and handouts: Data and handouts that go with Judd and McClelland's text

Course Pages

David Lane's Hyperstat pages: Excellent source for review material and all sorts of things.
Psychology 3030: Intermediate Statistics: (Michael Friendly's course--a great site for instructors!!)
Robert Hale's Course at PSU: Class notes for Ed Psych 507
Dave Howell's Courses: That's me!
Class lecture notes for Psych 340 and Psych 341--I stopped teaching in 2002, but there is still a lot of good stuff there, including explanations, examples, printout, exams, labs, etc.

Glossaries

Glossarist: A very heavy duty site. If you can't find it there, it's probably your fault.
STEPS: This one is from the UK and has been around a long time.
Good and Bad Graphics: Good stuff for class discussion

Calculators and Java Stuff

A Neat Java Statistical Software Program: This is a great Java program that will run most statistical analyses that you want, though not super fast. Highly recommended!
Statistical Calculators: These do all sorts of stuff.
STATISTICS PAGE-Berrie (movies): These are some neat video clips for looking at basic concepts. Mostly Java Applets
Duke University page: There are some good things here, but you need to pick and choose.
StatLib---Applied Statistics algorithms: For those who want to write their own programs
StatLib Index ": StatLib, a system for distributing statistical software, datasets, and information by electronic mail, FTP and WWW"--Good stuff!

Major Software

SPSS Inc.: Just what is looks like.
Minitab Homepage: What the name implies
Resampling Stats (The definitive site for a different approach to statistical hypothesis testing--including an electronics text..)

Last updated 9/8/2009

Fundamental Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences 8th edition David C. Howell