Mass Media Research: An Introduction cannot include detailed information about all research topics.  We must limit our discussions in some areas.  If we didn't, the book would be about 1,500 pages long.  One area we have limited is our discussion of statistics.  Our goal has always been to provide an introduction to statistics, not to write a statistics book.  However, we know that some readers would like additional information about statistics, so we have listed several Internet sites for this information.

If you don't find what you're looking for here, search the Internet for specific topics, such as "confidence intervals," "analysis of variance," "z-scores," "Pearson product moment correlation," or "multiple regression."

Comprehensive Lists of Links to Statistics Websites.  Most sites have hundreds of links.

DMOZ Open Directory Sources

Glossary of Statistical Terms

Research Sources-SearchEngine.com

Statistics Education and Sources

Statistics on the Web

Statistics Sources-SearchEngine.com

Statistical Training on the Web

Statistics and Statistical Graphics Resources

University of Texas Internet Statistics Resources

Miscellaneous Sites for Statistics and Statistical Data

Descriptive Statistics I

Descriptive Statistics II

Effects Size Calculator

FREE Statistical Software

Internet Statistics and Facts

The Scientific Method

Statistical Books, Manuals and Journals

Statistical Method for Rater Agreement

Web Resources for Journalists

Websites to Find Statistics (Data) Online - Great source to find data about many things

Online Statistics Courses and Information

Animated Statistics Demonstrations

Calculators on Line

Interactive Statistical Demonstrations and Tutorials

Simple Interactive Statistical Analysis

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