SPSS is, essentially, a visually-driven program, but most texts rely primarily on a verbal approach to describe its use.  A Visual Approach to SPSS for Windows is the first text of its kind to employ what the author refers to as “visual sequencing” to teach students how to use SPSS.  The Basics; Entering and Saving Data; Modifying Data in the Data Editor; Defining Variables’ Properties; The SPSS Statistics Viewer; Graphing Data with the Chart Builder; Data Transformation and Case Selection; The Frequencies Procedure; Other Procedures for Obtaining Descriptive Measures; Bivariate Correlation and Regression; Multiple Regression and Correlation; Chi-Square Tests of Independence and Goodness-of-Fit; One and Two Sample T-Tests; One-Way Analysis of Variance; Two-Way and Higher Order Analyses of Variance; Within-Subjects ANOVAS Nonparametric or Distribution Free Tests; Exploratory Factor Analysis; Discriminant Analysis. Any interested in learning to use SPSS.