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E-raamat: Introduction to Political and Social Data Analysis (With R)

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 29-Oct-2024
  • Kirjastus: SAGE Publications Inc
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781071929452
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  • Kirjastus: SAGE Publications Inc
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781071929452

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"ORIGIN STORY I have probably used a half a dozen or so different textbooks over the years in my Political Data Analysis course, always thinking that I had finally found the right one, only to inevitably decide that I needed to find something else. I suppose I was a bit like Goldilocks: Most books had many things to recommend them, but none were quite right. Some books had a social science orientation but not much to say about political science. Some books were overly technical, while others were not technical enough. Some books were essentially programming manuals with little to no research design or statistics instruction, while others were very good on research design or statistics but offered very little on the computing side. In the back of my mind,I figured I would eventually have to put up or shut up: I was going to have to put together my own textbook. This book started as a collection of lecture notes that I put online for my undergraduates in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak in March of 2020.I had always posted a rough set of online notes for my classes, but the pandemic pivot meant that the notes had to be much more detailed and thorough than before. This, coupled with my inability to find a textbook that was right for my class, led me to somewhat hastily cobble together my topic notes into something that started to look like a "book" during the summer of 2021. I used this new set of notes for the fall 2021 hybrid section of my undergraduate course, and it worked out pretty well. I then spent the better part of spring 2022 (a sabbatical semester) expanding and revising (and revising, and revising, and revising) the content, as well as trying to master Bookdown, so I could stitch together the multiple R Markdown files to look more like a book than just a collection of lecture notes. I won't claim to have mastered either Bookdown or Markdown, but I did learn a lot as I used them to put together the first few drafts of this book"--

An Introduction to Political and Social Data Analysis (With R) provides readers with an accessible overview of practical data analysis while also providing a gentle introduction to the R programming environment. Author Thomas M. Holbrook patiently explains each step in statistical analysis with R, avoiding complicated tools or packages.

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Clarity in communication is absolutely essentialin introductory methodology and data science courses. Holbrooks way with words makes complicated statistical and computational language easy to understand and instills confidence in students. -- Jeffrey M. Glas The book introduces many useful concepts without getting too bogged down in any individual concept. Students get a huge, wide exposure to content. This will help facilitate class conversations on day one, which is a real leverage. -- Soren Jordan Holbrook introduces complex and technically challenging concepts in a way that, for those new to the world of R, is approachable and easy to understand. Fantastic introductory text for undergraduate study. -- Daniel Ashwood Chapter 1 provides a strong overview of the research process. While it talks a lot about data, it does so in a non-technical way that I think most undergraduates would be able to get through reasonably well. The examples provided are relevant and broadly interesting. -- Aaron Sparks This text is structured well for taking students through Data Analysis for political science. Students are walked through both the meaning of the statistics examined and how the computer can be made to generate them. Each section builds on the preceding sections in a clear manner. The only problem with this book is that I wish I had written it. I cant wait to use it. -- Brad Lockerbie Professor Holbrooks book provides an accessible entry-point for students of all levels to use data for political and social research, while offering clear and easy-to-understand guidance to the use of the R software. -- Renato Corbetta This is a highly engaging and practical introduction to social research using R. All the essentials are here with little to no distracting material that might confuse already anxious students. I highly recommend this text. -- Scott Liebertz

Introduction to Research and Data
Using R to Do Data Analysis
Frequencies and Basic Graphs
Data Preparation
Measures of Central Tendency
Measures of Dispersion
Probability
Sampling and Inference
Hypothesis Testing
Hypothesis Testing with Two Groups
Hypothesis Testing With Multiple Groups (ANOVA)
Hypothesis Testing with Non-Numeric Variables (Crosstabs)
Measures of Association
Correlation and Scatterplots
Simple Regression
Multiple Regression
Advanced Regression Topics
Regression Assumptions
Thomas M. Holbrook is Emeritus Professor at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where he was a Distinguished Professor and the Wilder Crane Professor of Government in the political science department. He is a former editor of American Politics Research and the author of Do Campaigns Matter (Sage, 1996), Altered States (Oxford, 2016), and dozens of articles on various aspects of voting behavior and elections in the United States, most recently focusing on local politics. Professor Holbrook has taught undergraduate courses on data analysis and survey research for the past three decades and has integrated R into his data analysis courses for the past several years.