Chapter # |
Title |
Chapter resources: |
|---|---|---|
Introduction |
Using Best Practices is a Moral and Ethical Oblication, Jason W. Osborne |
|
1. |
The New Stats: Attitudes for the 21st Century, Fiona Fidler and Geoff Cumming |
Chapter introduction |
Part I: Best Practices in Measurement
|
||
2. |
Setting Standards and Establishing Cut Scores on Criterion-Referenced Assessments: Some Technical and Practical Considerations, J. Thomas Kellow and Victor L. Willson |
Chapter 02 introduction |
3. |
Best Practices in Interrater Reliability: Three common approaches, Steve E. Stemler and Jessica Tsai |
Data for Chapter 03 examples |
4. |
An Introduction to Rasch Measurement, Cherdsak Iramaneerat, Everett V. Smith Jr., and Richard M. Smith |
Tools for Chapter 04 examples |
5. |
Applications of the Multifaceted Rasch Model, Edward W. Wolfe and Lidia Dobria |
Chapter 05 introduction and link to example application of MFRM |
6. |
Best Practices in Exploratory Factor Analysis, Jason W. Osborne, Anna B. Costello, and J. Thomas Kellow |
Chapter 06 introduction and information |
Part II: Selected Best Practices in Research Design |
||
7. |
Replication Statistics as a replacement for significance testing: Best practices in scientific decision-making, Peter R. Killeen |
Introducing p(rep) and some tools for calculating it |
8. |
Mixed Methods Research in the Social Sciences, Jessica T. DeCuir-Gunby |
Chapter 08 introduction |
9. |
Designing a Rigorous Small Sample Study, Naomi Jeffery Petersen |
Chapter 09 introduction |
10. |
Replication in Field Study Design, William D. Shafer |
Chapter 10 introduction |
11. |
Best practices in quasi-experimental designs: Why matched subjects designs are superior to ANCOVA, Elizabeth A. Stuart and Donald B. Rubin |
Chapter 11 datasets and notes |
12. |
An introduction to Meta-Analysis, Spyros Konstantopoulos |
Chapter 12 introduction |
Part III: Best Practices in Data Cleaning and the Basics of Data Analysis |
||
13. |
Best Practices in Data Transformations: The Overlooked Effect of Minimum Values, Jason W. Osborne |
Chapter 13 overview |
14. |
Best Practices in Data Cleaning: How Outliers and “Fringeliers” Can Increase Error Rates and Decrease the Quality and Precision of Your Results, Jason W. Osborne and Amy Overbay |
Chapter 14 further exploration |
15. |
How to Deal With Missing Data: Conceptual Overview and Details for Implementing Two Modern Methods, Jason C. Cole |
Chapter 15 introduction |
16. |
Is Disattenuation of Effects a Best Practice? Jason W. Osborne |
Chapter 16 introduction |
17. |
Computing and Interpreting Effect Sizes, Confidence Intervals, and Confidence Intervals for Effect Sizes, Bruce Thompson |
Chapter 17 resources |
18. |
Robust Methods for Detecting and Describing Associations, Rand R. Wilcox |
Chapter 18 software resources |
| Part IV: Best Practices in Quantitative Methods | ||
| 19. | Resampling: A Conceptual and Procedural Introduction, Chong Ho Yu | Chapter 19 data files and resources |
| 20. | Creating Valid Prediction Equations in Multiple Regression: Shrinkage, Double Cross-Validation, and Confidence Intervals Around Predictions, Jason W. Osborne | Chapter 20 data and exercises for cross-validation and etc. |
| 21. | Best Practices in Analyzing Count Data: Poisson Regression, E. Michael Nussbaum, Sherif Elsadat, and Ahmed H. Khago | Chapter 21 introduction and data sets |
| 22. | Testing the Assumptions of Analysis of Variance, Yanyan Sheng | Chapter 22 data sets and activities |
| 23. | Best Practices in the Analysis of Variance, David Howell | Chapter 23 overview and links to data |
| 24. | Logistic Regression in the Social Sciences, Jason E. King | Chapter 24 overview and data links |
| 25. | Bringing Balance and Technical Accuracy to Reporting Odds Ratios and the Results of Logistic Regression Analyses, Jason W. Osborne | Chapter 25 summary and data table |
| 26. | Multinomial Logistic Regression Models, Carolyn J. Anderson and Leslie Rutkowski | Chapter 26 data sets and activities |
| 27. | Enhancing Accuracy in Research Using Regression Mixture Analysis, Cody S. Ding | Chapter 27 overview and description of data |
| 28. | Mediation, Moderation, and the Study of Individual Differences, A. Alexander Beaujean | Chapter 28 Data description and data set |
| Part V: Best Advanced Practices in Quantitative Methods | ||
| 29. | A Brief Introduction to Hierarchical Linear Modeling, Jason W. Osborne | Chapter 29 overview (data coming) |
| 30. | Best Practices in Analysis of Longitudinal Data: A Multilevel Approach, Frans E. S. Tan | Chapter 30 data sets |
| 31. | Analysis of Moderator Effects in Meta-Analysis, Wolfgang Viechtbauer | Chapter 31 overview and data |
| 32. | Best Practices in Structural Equation Modeling, Ralph O. Mueller and Gregory R. Hancock | Chapter 32 overview and data summary |
| 33. | Introduction to Bayesian Modeling for the Social Sciences, Gianluca Biao and Marta Blangiardo | Chapter 33 overview |
| 34. | Using R for Data Analysis: A Best Practice for Research, Ken Kelley, Keke Lai, and Po-Ju Wu | Chapter 34 datasets and notes |
