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Direct linkSurrusco, Angela R.; Kunicki, Zachary J.; DiPerri, Sarah L.; Tate, Marie C.; Risi, Megan M.; Zambrotta, Nicholas S.; Harlow, Lisa L. – Teaching of Psychology, 2021
The statistical package chosen to aid in teaching quantitative methods is at the instructor's discretion, but little research has investigated student attitude toward these different packages. This study compared Google Sheets, a spreadsheet package similar to Microsoft Excel, and a traditional package, SPSS, to determine which of the two programs…
Descriptors: Student Attitudes, Spreadsheets, Computer Software, Statistics Education
