hi Sneaks
thanks very much; yes I'm using SPSS; but haven't got much experience on it.
Sometimes I even forget what I have done!
I really dont know where to select for change statistics; i will have a look now.
thanks a lot
satchi

sneaks, where is the change stats? are you taking about R2 change in hierarchical regression, if so where is it.
I'm quite lost. thanks satchi

hi stressed and sneaks
yes there is p value for both; but if its the same model then it should be on the same line as R2 and adjusted R2
oh no what do I do now. Its been weeks since I looked at my results and now I look at them and I've gone blank
satchi

Rj24 please can you tell me how to adjust it then?
where can I read about it, adjusting by the coefficient
thanks
satchi

hi Acidalia
I read with interest that you are an astronomy phd :-) what do you think of Nassim Haramein's theory
Happy satchi

Hi Regression Gurus
Its satchi again, if Rsquare is significant but adjusted Rsquare is not significant.
What does this mean.
When I report, what do I say.
If I have R2 0.80, p<.001 but adjusted R2 is 0.76, NS. Does this mean my model is not good.
please help, badly need advice.
thanks

hi Az_1210!
If you ask us, you might get funny answers :p
Since you already know your field which is Design for Manufacture, ask yourself what do you like about it?
When you know the answer, ask yourself what would you do about it.
Thats how you get your title.
satchi

hi mog maybe Nvivo 8?
Im also looking at both quantitative/qualitativ; but not using nvivo.
satchi

oops i meant to show u this one http://www.kabalarians.com/index.cfm

maria1 have you looked here http://www.kabalarians.com/cfm/surf-by.cfm?Baby=Yes
:-)
satchi

:-) :-) :-) LOVE this thread!!!!!!!!!!!!!
happy satchi

hi sheena I have been through this before. Only I wasn't doing my phd at that moment, it was my undergrad studies, I also was working and my husband was always angry with me. But I was lucky that my parents were supportive and always helped with childcare. I definitely understand your situation.

if your baby is 15 months now, he's having more wakeful hours. First of all, see if you can get help from your family; maybe 2 or 3 days of daytime care so that you can use that time to really sit and write.
Next you'll have to plan your grocery-shopping and housework days. Sometimes we have to make adjustments with toddlers, work, phd, your house might be a bit messier than usual. This is ok, dont worry about it because as time passes, you wil be more skilful at making time. You'll have to plan also your baby's diet so that you have all his food for the week ready instead of having to rush out and buy them when they suddenly run out.
That said, plan out things for your son to do while he's awake. I used to be able to get away with some peace letting my son watch Barney (if it didnt drive me crazy) but that was some minutes of which I knew he would be safe (and not falling down in the garden etc.). Lastly take naps if you have to, so that you wont be grumpy. If you have a toddler at home, you have to adjust to working in many short bouts instead of sitting long hours at one go.
You'll be ok.
satchi

I was teaching last term and some students were just talking and talking (throughout the lecture time).
I didnt know how to deal with them.
satchi

:-) :-) :-) (up) satchi

yes thank you so much make-up tips always always welcome.
I know this sound silly; I always thought body shop make up was also natural products and natural tends to smear.
I am shopping again on saturday, I will pop in and have another look.
The Max Factor mascara I bought, is ok. its doesn't really lengthen my already-short lashes, not like the Lancome one I have makes my lashes look thicker, but Max factor is light and not clumpy, so I guess its ok for me.

thanks a lot for any other make up tip you may have.
satchi