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Category Archives: Quantitative Methods
Building Quantitative Muscle
I have had a very full and productive week, both with work and research. I finished the final workshop of a 4-part SPSS series. This last workshop focused on regression. I was really pleased at the degree that I was able to “keep up” and … Continue reading
Clean Up & Prepare
This is going to be a very short post. Today was fairly scattered. I was not able to get a significant block of time at the library because of tutoring and tennis commitments. That said, I made the best of the … Continue reading
Old School vs New School…
It is a beautiful summer day and I feel fantastic!! I have just completed a very solid deck for my colloquium next week and will depart shortly to enjoy the rest of the long weekend. It will be really nice … Continue reading
Final Data Collection Preparation
Completing final preparation for my launch of the leadership survey on Monday has been far more time consuming than anticipated!! I spent a good part of the week following up with a few organizations on missing information and then testing … Continue reading
Good-bye Quant, Hello Christmas…
It has been a terrific week. After an additional 7 hours of review and edits, I submitted my quantitative assignment, it was an amazing feeling! Not only was I really happy to finally complete the paper but, as I was … Continue reading
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Getting Close –Woohoo!
I think I am over the hump. Just spent a full day at the library and have a very solid draft of my quantitative assignment. Reran a good deal of the analysis, reread many of the handouts from the November workshop and … Continue reading
Always Estimate and Then Double Your Estimate!!
I have had three full days focused on my quantitative assignment, and finally have a complete rough draft. I am amazed by how much time it has taken! I thought taking two vacation days from work would have put me ahead … Continue reading
SPSS for Dummies…My New BFF!
I just finished 5.5 hours focused on my Quantitative Techniques Assignment and am thrilled with the outcome because I was able to complete all of the analysis. With the exception of two areas I feel fairly confident that the analysis is … Continue reading
Everything Looks Like A Nail!
Well I survived my week of quantitative methods and it was definitely tough. That said, I learned a great deal more about statistics and am excited to learn more, particularly about Structural Equation Modelling which is a strong possibility for … Continue reading
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Triangulation to the Rescue
Tomorrow is the “big day”. I start my 6 day workshop on Quantitative Methods which will culminate in an assignment due in mid-December. Generally I adhered to this week’s plan and have focused on text book reading and reviewing papers … Continue reading