APS

29th APS Annual Convention · 2017

A Cross-Lagged Panel Design of Spss Attitudes and Quantitative Confidence from Mid- to End-Semester

Boston, MA · May 2017

Poster Session

  • Zachary Kunicki
    University of Rhode Island
  • Marie Tate
    University of Rhode Island
  • Nicholas Zambrotta
    University of Rhode Island
  • Megan Risi
    University of Rhode Island
  • Lisa Harlow
    University of Rhode Island

Abstract

SPSS is commonly used in quantitative methods classes to help students learn the material. Quantitative attitudes are related with course performance, but few studies assess the relationship between quantitative attitudes and SPSS attitudes. Cross-lagged model results suggest mid-semester quantitative self-confidence related to SPSS attitudes at the end of the semester.

Quantitative

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