EARNS Rofo] Sal71y APS et ABA Ae a AA BS Be, Al Yalan <8 Rt > LAS 1. AF Wats] ae 1 ats} Yay 2 BA BSo] UA 2 AF} Fa 3. AAS} Aye] 3. ATS] Wee IV. BAREAY 0.124 44 1 Fawofol THE BAZ 1, FABRA Rotel] x9] Bai] AG SEP R ME AWS] Bag 2 SAI SH} WS Ha 2 ABA BORE Aho] Day Raat Vv. ADD aa 1A = . Are] Beye Ut AF WEE PBA eelA Apvol TAM Uso] ByoEy le Sate] Br PUAsa AMA AAS A7] MANE ashe az BY Ye FSAI Poo] MAM} Bre. YA Hey AF Bo] @ Ais Bajo Ue 7149 SES GE A? Bale 7leda + syed Edauds ee + Say ZUgw ss 24 -31-2 / WR Aso] $3, HS PSY, BAS SH 7 ASLS ME auaye eax) aAvgqola aaa Zs] Bol rashes AF WIS slvlaet. gaaoe AF Bee Fas Sas Asse 4dee TEE Wh, AAW] SoS AR SHP Beko] ARE As) Ap Hof] Za go} 4 ase FB) Ae Ags Fada Blt} eve ohare = oa SAS Eth, lee Asso] Bepoe gw) Aa Ba) AP aS Fate} aps] a) Go] Te UeIS Wests 1s 71 Say oleoluy FAS AAD + Qovok WAY ayes BAAUto Nel BH gua] HAs BE ad Ya Bas FaeD, Wk YQaq) so} ola] a ABs as T SAS a] MAIS Se Ato ae deed 7124 AT 3a Ael obje}, at UIE do] BIS Woe FUpLS4 AAA VAS ase Bet] at WIS BW By at} AIALE Maso} a Bago] ath clo) sys] 4 AF UYOLA Sa71Y Fal, SEA a az Soko] FA AF AGS He Foe AM BF NAME a al so) B ATA BPA zo] YSso] 2 SS BSE aol AL BAe] HALE ApS] apo} Bok - BUQW, Aba, HRS} - 794 Sa7)9 AAS AES AGACS vl BAS] yor} Te. 2. a7rel 4 ts apo] SAS HBAs DH} Pops} vaste] BAAR 1) ASS, BUBBA APVWE,, (AS: FFA, 1992), p. 15. 2) Ronald E. Wyllys, “Teaching Descriptive and Inferential Statistics in Library Schools,” Journal of Education for Librarianship, 1911) (Summer, 1978): pp. 3-19. -32-EUQuy Lobo) SAY ASA de ABA AP / IZ ors] SAY S81, FYSA7IYA AS ARS ABAOR BAe A 2B, 1S 2c ea} a. RA, Fal Sokol be} Fall - FAIS Ae ase] se ZW $, NESANAUS ASU BH, FYSATIYS AGH BH ~ ARS QE tel vEhd ao] wa] ech. SA, Fal Bok WS A HSA AS AES vat SYS. 3. Ate] ASS BATS AMALSE AF Ut EE Aged ol ABrazl yy Al Ae BIAS SAS FE Aol Hage BPspa 71E2] a SEA Ast Me BAZ AS Be Boks] Aste] AA get HAUT a + de FEs AVet de S + ae. 2yz AF VHS) SIS Metps7] Hate AB 717ddt Se 4) RE AI) Hol US BE +9] Helo] Ee SLE ULE zrbsp = Ao) Aa AF ASS Sotshe a] Asa s+ Vou, Faw 4, ADS, DEE Lope] Yoly Fea ABS yada asses BA F7t PBA RE WAZ 19B0WFe} 1991a7}2] 9] 7)2%-Fe U4 = 4EF 87 2ee WYSE SA. HH, A725) ele Wey RP Heal] BPS 712 UY EE Ae) Ga) PAs FB FSS Fal a At Bolt. 2 OPS SANG AWAY US Br7tse AA (qualitive) Y7t7t oF Ue}, Al (quantitative) B7b]ES, ASS SAYS) Ago Fal Ao) QAstA JSD AM4ywMerte) Hane Ye] Bed + a 2 SAM AM AGS BF UBIHE WBS BANE Ath. ft ~33-4 / Tad SER eS ag oz wa 1, SAYS Sooo] Saye] WLs BUIMIS Rete] VY Aas} Vo BIA AA Esa} 2 JES GARE Loh] gol) Fas apa saa aS a SRE MGA ESA WEA aH at EpeT Bole. Ee, EUABY AFA Ae 4 ole Wygss] APTS o| 3] Wag vt DR) AME APMYSAA Yo] Ce PRS Abas} 4 aheye Ede $gau dens ZUAMH Lora Wes] ages URE AS wb} le FL ae eh Se gy) pada F S14 AR F goo ol LAL BHM Hee BEae 2 ateba atts) Eal7\Yo] SLAB] Qo} sys] Bee zoe Qasea @ 2% RE Srl ate} Goldhord= obs} go] Agee vb ghey. “ea Saas] 3 aby] Waly Mls 7 gel, wae 2 PY Bae da aol oe Age ae Bards a ASE Zao] SE Y Aolch Meio az voto a ALE Wol APES BWP Ao] 7hysil oS Bala wy ae Bye + ae” al ® (ais a a re of oJ eo & 2. & # 3) LJ. Houser and G.J. Lazorick, “Introducing a Significant Statistical Component into a_ Library Science Research Methods Course,” Journal of Education for Librarianship, 18 (1978): p. 182. 4) Leigh Estabrook, "Sociology and Library Research,” Library Trends, 32 (Spring, 1984): p. 461. 5) Paul Metz, “A Statistical Profile of College & Research Libraies,” College & Research Libraries, 90(1) (1989): p. 46. 6) Herbert Goldhor, An Introduction to Scientific Research in Librarianship, (Urvana: Univ. of Illinois, 1972), p. 142. -34-EUBUA EK] SA AG] BE AGA AP /S layed daly ZUABy Hot ATHASS] gy X auyst a wd AF] A We] BAIS HPAL Aso] Aso} sch, NN me daz ZARB Lops] Apo] ASMA Say me ae ape Wee Fela] AS ASS Be apeqy gag ote st Wes EAR PT 71% AZ Bsa SAI +2] SHS shepstye uy Soe Fad. Atherton? 1969-71'A79] 21171 EE FRE) 12.8% Fe] HA] Yo) ARS ASS vec. RE. Wyllys8= 19/549) 11577) BES VAs Zaps Se 45%2| SE AL Bz) 2.9%] HFS ABRSS BAA. Wallace! EAB QU Lbs] Fe1BA1Y AB BRE 1981 Yo US M244 Foe ELSA ASE Baye dos wee, a} BBA 2 VY Lok} ujadso] PA seirh 1 Aw, RAW Bway Boyt Ue Rekur Fela ASE] VAs wot 6% Basha a. SD. Kim3} MT. Kim, 1957-7642! C&RLA AR eZ AGS 7) Pauline Atherton, “Research in Information Science: An Assessment,” in Perspectives in Information Science: Proceedings NATO Advanced Study Institute on Perspectives in Information , edited by Antony Debons and William J. Cameron , (Nordhoff, 1973): pp. 683, quoted in Kathy B, Enger, Georgia Quirk, and J. Andrew Stewart, “Statistical Methods Used by Authors of Library and Information Science Journal Articles," Library and Information Science, 11 (1989): Pp 8) Ronald E. Wyllys, Op.cit., pp. 3-20. 9) Danny P. Wallace, "The Use of Statistical Methods in Library and Information Science,” Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 38(8) (1985): pp. 10) on Kim and MT, Kim, “Academic Library Research: A Twenty Year erspective,” in New Horizons for Academic Libraries: Papers Presented at the Fisk National Conference of the Association of College and Research Libraries Boston, Mass, Nov. 8-11, 1978, edited by R.D. Stueart and R.D. Johnson,(NY: Saur, 1979), pp. 375-383, quoted in Paul Metz, Op.cit. p. 45, -35-6 / kali essa ATYYS ABACS SASo} 1957-66d7S FEA 71Yo) 15%] B HIRALUY, 1967-76 AUS BAZ FAH 43%7} 1S ARIAT FSI, AREA 7) YA ASL 1957-6614 320] Wo] 1967-761 ZN 8%Z SAM SAY AGE SA] SANUSS BA. Enger 1985\4o] U2 247k WaltA] Ys) 9157 EMA ASM SF ABS AGAOBZ RAMA. S, AS SAM AM Fol wey Bes at BFS shy, ARE SAWS FE NESAIYA BA, WHS & FASAZS FE ASAI BVA. 4) AFSZYH TFUQRH oko] FEA AS SYS avy 22, AF EES P7} ADAP Fer] Ad ATUFS Be HAS AQ APS Bolt, SEA Ft S7IIAY SYM BAAwAteS q Hee Fez] WS ATAPS FY SATIN Aho] SHEE Bole. 2gq4 Gee FAM Het Away a7} SAQBH Yolaya] BEUtE BAso FYSA7IWY Ao] HFS ASS URS B, TURRAM YA] HAba ES ASS}E} Voks}s] wlMy Fal Fels AWS AS] TS AE Het] At wa As Set Agee, 47) SUIAS FAQMY Boke] AF WY Sel, Sally de =e AA ape AEe sale, I, a BH Sl Bat 1, a> date] ag 11, sim mM] Bop] AW 1D Kathy B, Enger, Georgia Quirk, and J. Andrew Stewart, Op.cit. pp. 37-46. ~36-ECAR Soke] Fay AS Ut Aaa AT /7 ZUAR ob ARE BAIWE PALS RA] ga Ea ARMS HAE CHE Bobs} wwe PWS epic. |, aslo Hor Uy IZA 29) Wade dae at apa gex Siee AF BF] AIIAGS Aor aya]e, WHY Hops} Se ABT VY YA) HACHVME aa} so} we old}. ABBAS I AWS AR Bao de Was wae qaoy F F MOAI) UHH} Bee AF GIS TH asaya Bal apasp AB YUL] pool WYN Soe dal ade gE ors She a SA Aas] BY ol BAe Bary alolzia) Rap shew get, el Ant Por yy) EXM Y QwaMose] APS woe oe seq SUS SAIS Gola, 1S Vol} S24] GE gays yas wa NALA RAL oleh ole o|RS Belebop AbsIsbs ey ula apa, apalapel7}, we] a DRAEL ALAY ANS BAe FP Sve ey are va Ala) RID YE AAO C8, He Seo] dase wad a EL EUQVF S oh yeh, HA, MS, BAt SAFE Quse = Asjola ges B+ ale. AYER Hoy VY UA Fo] Se BELTS A Boro] AF y WS vw vol Fe Moeetm Veh. O12 a WE PerizlO7 BYR, AB, WH Koko Aes ay 12) Danny P. Wallace, Op.cit., p. 404, 13) we J. Reid, Research in Social Work, (NY: Columbia Univ. Press, 1981), 14) 27198 4S, (RRBs, AVE BHA}, 1989), pp. 280-281. » Eatin Professional Practice” Libre Trends: 3400 (Spring a6), 16) Bluma C. Periz, "The Methods of Library Science Research: Some Results from a Bibliometric Study,” Library Research. 2 (1980): pp. 251-268. -37-8 / isa i se WES PUQBAS YUMA ATS, AWS, WHY, BAH Lote AAS SANS BAAR Boks} vats Wallacel2] Atay ABA Bt eh 1.2 a Hats! wel LAE, ApISa]} R WSs} BekeAl Az GRA er] 3714 & AE AAS Be AVM F, 1980U¥e] 199d) 4 Belo] Ad af EES Utes Zag. 7 Bok WE Bez] 2 SA WAS Ss} Ut. ZUQBy: THAW (GLABRA, v7 ~ v.2D ‘Rew yal4], (CSA Be] HH, v1 - v8) Sa EqaR, (3) S414, v7 - v.28) AMSA] 2 PAHAPR HA] E, (ALI) EZ] 3), v2 - v.18) reso, (GFL, vl - vl) aaa SABA, v.6 - v.12) Bo Bs TASHAP, (HDS HS, v.18 - v.29) ress, (GF TS724, v7 - v.18) aS He, (aL AWA, v4 - v.75) o}t9] OF Merlo] AU ELE Sal, AF) deo] Je ELS + ee7) AY AA NSS SA Bade Aa “EE OB Bg Ae Eyae SA te] AS} Azo] HAW Als Aa zhB, Fal WEE ZEEE, SY By so usely Gee AVA 4A] AAA 7) AL, Ae] Bitte Sez] Be HS) 2A, AH RAW, A SS ag] BA. 1AM TEL Wyllysl97} Bet vp glep Be, W194 A1e Va FIEAAB,, MSHA, "spas, 17) Danny P. Wallace, Op.cit., pp. 402-410. 18) Ronald E. Wyllys, Op.cit., p. 7. -38-EUAMM Lobo) Bay sol Ye AG az /o TRS SS) Bezle BAR 7 US] SE 7b GE BP eEr|s} vl ae sto] G78] BS Bz, 1980 191A] At EES real A dA de P49] SE ELST doe sage vs Ech. aso] AF HA oe] Beery S g677o] eR - BUABE: 2747H, APSA) 8h : 28571, WHS} : 30871 - S AP yyxow aAgaterrp. BAG Ase < Hl >s} ac.

FA Boll GE SAH AAS LET (1980-91) Baan t AL 3) % 7] am * 4 71 __% _|NO DES INF] TOT | NO DES INF | TOT | NO DES INF | TOT 1980-81 | 17 6 0} 2 | 2 13 4] 4 | 2 7 13] 4 1982-83 | 18 2 0/ 2 | 18 8 3] 2 | 2% 6 13] 39 1984-85 | 32 16 0} 48 | 34 5 3) 42 | 9 5 16] 49 1986-87 | 34. 13-2} 49 | 21 5 14) 40 | 34 7 «16! 57 1988 19 5 3) 27 | 23 7 i} 4 19 2 10 | 31 1989 20 WU 5 | 3% | 15 5 12} 3 | 2 2 BY 2 1990 2 066 «6 | 38 7 415 26 7 2 7] 26 1991 7 6 5| 8 6 4 30. 1 5 9 | 32 & 7) | 188 65 21 | 274 | 161 51 73 | 285 | 181 36 9 | 308 NO : SA7IHS BA ASA] Se BP DES : 1#SA7WGS ASM BH INF : FASANZ7IS ASH BT 2. BAP So] SF FEE ELSEPEY SA7IYI AS Geol He Se 71es7] 4 4 ASA SAYA PSS 4Ss} de] wits ach. 1 SAME Aa ASA] VS BF 2. SSA US ASR BH 3, FASAZIWS ASE BF A711 SSA BE OA) ABA, BAL, WAL, yo] -39-10 / eR as AS AS, TAS, 19D 7H ARs] ay wskep. oO} Fh, et A SLAM FE]SAIWS SA Olt ALBA BH Vol AASE SETS ASE VQHle Fel Sa wo] ASM EE tT AZ UENVOM, ENA ASM ZA FAYBAI FE AGE SHAE sys] EE ASA 77s] We] BP HAMA. HY, SSA 78 FYSAZY) BS ASM APE SYSA7IVS ABR SES EB Aqsa. SAA H9 FE] BANAT RABE ASH SAY] EE se] B AFA) SS BES IHS AQNAc ae] Faj7| Yo] Agee eS aa] Ate] SSA4] Sl VFS “50% Aw"ehE7t “ek 103) lV" S 4 qS4el 72 RAD AS SA7OZ Area] Vst. ay4B2 & Apa ASS “SAI S] AWS AB BAS Me EFA FAVS TILE SBA SAY AS] Asay Yaoi qs +34 pag Wy, ASAI, BUNS Ae Beole Fe usa) esket. 3. ALS] Ae2l 2 ATS AR Age 4Ss] Fal7) Bel Aes ach. FARLB, Aolae PF) We AW (goodness-of-fit) AFLBA Fal Boh AS SAN AS ELLY NSS yeu Sal, Fal ofa HES SAY Ae SETS Beta] ze} Ahol7} Ah} SAAoE FIFA UVRUEYOR Bo ADs] Psso} al, AF Ya |g Sl Asi(Scheffé) VR Ha] KA] ASA Sal7iMol Me Hal) Ek 79] Aol] Me} SAA AMLE FRSA. AAD HASAN] 4 PEL NSRATS AS] BAe Aeh. -40-PUBL VS] Fay Aso] Be Alea ae / Het BE Fal BA SPss(Statistical Package for the Social Science) Batch System DOS/360, Version H, Release 8.0 ol 918] *z2])¥) heh. 1. Bal Zofoll HE SAY As EEE Puls Al Fal eek Wet SAWS AGE EEF Pes BAG aw, Fa] Bk MS SAY Ae Ahol7} NSS SF gach Fall Bofoll GE SAW AAS ESE BW v/s Fa] Bok | MO xO DES INF Bas | 188 (68%) 65 (24%) 21 (8%) EAABy WARS | 168 (61%) 48 (18%) 59 (21%) _, | ees | 161 (56%) 51 (18%) 73 (26%) Aba) 2} e} lls | 174 (61%) 50 (18%) 61 (21%) ve wat | 181 (59%) 36 (12%) 91 (29%) Hi FIRE | 188 (61%) 5A (18%) 66 (21%) ( x2 = 5195 ,df=4,p< 05 ) AA We seo} Zo) A Lokmttt 7 HS FS] EE) BPs PS SSNS AA AHA SS BPs, | Fal Bok SAIN FS ANBVS AQ AS] SS ELS WW Ho] ZHU WE PUGRS woke Ba) 2747S] SE So 1887) EL] SAS +S] SSS EA) 68S AARC. lel vjSbo] AbHAzle Boks Wa) 257 UE 7b -41-12 / MER S i Se SA G17] EES] Clo] MSH} 56%, DHA Boke Aa) 3087) WE Fo} GL SFO ASHE 59%S AAD UA. F, SUVA Bok 3 Feo] Ad SLSS AHA} DH} Foto] vate] Fe +7} SAIS SID M7] SSS AF ach AAD LAQBy Pod Asana SUAS Be Fo] EL] BHA BRS EEA. 4, AAS Boke 737 EES) Fel sal AWS ASSO} 26S AARI WS} Boke 9174 Te) lol ays) o} 29%S AIR. 2a, EUMBA Lobe He] SAZI YS) AAS HO] VE ABABA 217) SE] ASHE 8% AF SD YE FE ze BE ZUQRY Loh FAbe Abele} Boke} Ae] Fay abso] BUA) RAP] FE SA7IWVG odie] AbHz)3} Boh} DH} Hof Al 7d ASSO) BES 7ISSAZIMG AY ASE Se AS SF ath. %, 24) MESA US ASE BFPO) oA] LAVRA Boke 65 HSE] NSSAZIYDS ASH UZ 7 BEASTS BYo U, AAS S21 Boks] BH Sl EL] ASHE 18%, DH} Rope 7+ % AS 367 SE] BBS} 12%] Ee YS AGES Bola AW oH. 74] ASS SSA Wole, FEB WLS, Gt, PEMA, UEy S94 WF CED NAAN ABS Sl +A] ARS] SYS Aaa lS BHU 2ASE BASS All BY 2o] WHYS ATS F at 244 aye ATH Al ZAGBHY Lop} ANH] Holy aw Fe Boke ujstel op Asch B + get AY AS Qlstol FG, ABBA Boks] Berle FAVES AS] SE EEO) 7d Bo] BRFo} Qov| #z] Fae | SAAMAS Bo] SRE AA aps Sais} R Hsp Lops} A Ap =42-EUQuy oko] Sa ASA WH MBA A / IF oe Bele. 1G LUBRH Bopp HBR] WHY Hoke] apa F AWA AGE] Sn a SME SSA Bd Fe] FA] 92] >} $80] SL AL CUQUBUH ABBA oy WHS wah} apQolal ABA AWS BRAKE VY I sys) ol G7} Mw we ad. cy Ve, ABRs TSO] Bee HE sae aTBWE He BHO] ol Fol] AF PH] BPS ola + shear wr] GPolcp. O19} 22 APS ose] Zoos vpavpAZ ojajy gle EG, ¥ Fo} BE PAPAS AGO] 1G FEBS DEA a AZ BRIE O]HOA] MRUIIE BF Meh &, eB ad Bay Bus qe BAS ato) POS sis AIBAy Boks}, ad as Awe CFF Fo] Ge Got FAS Gee WHe Bebop] olelet BYAa gave doe AVS RA Bade Fas 4F7] Aaje Bel we] Pet dade ese Baur Hee Bala 2) BAS Pass ASA Fe] SAT] HRS] Ho]Th.LO 2. SATA! SHO Ce EA! Sok Z AO! SAZ7 Mol Be} Ha) Hoe Ao] UEMFE AolS A Sal7| Rol WSs] =e Fal He BEET PEAR vasa UT gq, 71eo] Fe 7 ads 71SSAl] SAS Bea BA < ¥3 >a} Ve. 19) Danny P. Wallace, Op.cit., p. 407. 20) we “29% Va ego age Sala uel #4 wet ae - Be ae Behe Flos" aR, 24) (991): p. 193. ~43-14 / BORA Sal7iol che 2 Fal Bok Zt 7/SSAlAzl vl Sal) eal | BB | Ys | EWA) HEALS PCT CONF INT FOR MEAN2) 7a] eek NO | LIS 7 . - i 7 10 . EDU 7 . A V7, TO f TOT 24 22.08 | 6.89 1.41 19.17 TO 24.99 mse] 8 | RR AD | EB] 4a RR EDU 8 4.50 | 2.20 0.78 TO 6.34 TOT a 6.33 | 3.64 0,74 4.79 10 7.87 INF | LIS 56 . 0,89 0. 0 |. S0C 5 B . 177 i I 4g EDU ll. . 1,18 . 1 TOT 24 7711 5.22 1.07 5.50 TO 9.91 ToT | LIS 8 34.25 | 10.74 80 25.27 10 43. 7 : : " 10 ae ee tor] 24 | 36.13 | 9.33 | 1.90 | 3218 To 40.07 NO: SA7)\YS 78 A834) SS BF Lis: FA el DES: 7)€-8717) GUS AB Bx SOC: ASL) INF: +3) SA7)9S 4188 24 EDU: ss & 21. FA Bofoll oR Mal ERPS] o|D A] ok el NAS) SATA - FAVS AY AS] VS Be, SSANBIS ASE BF, FIYSAIWS ASM Be - S Ae EETA Bea Ao] Ao]7} SAALE KYW} BAs}7)] Aste] F Al ee SB Sez] Us} Aa SES Do HAA Aol} NETS WA Asal Wook Ber}, le Fal Loto we} Bal SET] Aol FIAM APE lye AA SEP UW] Aol7; HAA SAY ASS] Ere] BeAIE g 2D $68) AS FEN SA ARS pa Mache eh "NO" 229 A884 BE AH SUA w EA wad Beet DT SATS Saale aes alee aateiel © 7 Hens ay = 44-SURV Robey SAY ADS) We AB aT / 1S Be AA FBS VIVA] As} Sz B+ A) Weoley. AS asd, FA Bok GE Aa EES] Bea AoE Arte FH 2] 0.410015} ©) YY 4-2] P(Probability)7} 0.66892 @-0.062t} BZ SAALS FAA Aol7} MFA A+ UR. 4, 4 Fal Bk Y a AAS SET] PAA 42} PAGBH] BFE 34.2571, AB] 3} & 35.6371, 12] WS so] 3850792 He At Hoh EEE Sas] T Au Ae Aol chet, Al Fa] Bo BF HSM FY ELS EWHD Reh WS Yu) erp. A) rea, Fal Bok A Aa) EEA Wee] A Fay As EL #9] Baal US} Wa BSol RIA He Yo SAS wala] y = Roe AAs + Vt Fal Rofo OE Aa EEF] Petal Ae] Aolo] He AMerey | Aye gets < ¥ 4 >} Bq}, 3x Hofol] He Ae ES +9] la Bad ASH ae BIAS F F (sum of square)| (df) |(mean squares) | Ratio Prob, aee 75.25 2 37,63 0,410 | 0, 6689 add 1927. 37 al 91,78 a al 2002, 62 23 22. SAW MA ASstAl BS AFel via Fa Rok MS Aa] ELS Ze] Aol HAA] SHE ASA =z goes HA SA Bol gol Fal Lok Zo} Apol7} YE7tS BSAt7] Aste] YA, SAIVS AA ASH] SS SP 2 Fal Et] WS SET Yar] te] Als Assat. 2 aa, SAI SABA] BE EEF PRAE 4A LUBBA wok7} 23.5074, At ~45-J6 / alee QRZ) Ho] 20.137, TY WRAL 2263HE Al Bok VES] Waet7] Ae] SAALS FARM Aol BAYA) Hach 3, aAlAbel Fate] 0.494 Olt) 21H P7} 06160 a = 0.05Nt} YX Ane Fa Poke) ape} SAMS ASH] SL BP ELF BTA) tele BS Ahol7p Whe ZES yd + Are Ayes | $a) Boks] Fez] AY ELSL BT weet GES SAAS S84) Sera SF ach. SAAS ALN SL BH] BA) Bok UZ Abolo] Me UAE AY Ass < $5 >E ae + Veh. <#5> SA7|H2 4A Ase) Be Atel yD wad ea eine Rane F F (sum of square) (wean'squares) | Ratio | Prob, aae 49,09 2 24,54 0,494 | 0.6169 add 1042, 75 al 49.65 a Al 1091.84 23 23. JS SA7/HUe AAS See] sly UTE ASSAIAVS ASU BH UA Fal Bok B AS ET +9 Bt A Aeo]S ASAT SG, SSA7INDS ASA EET 3} BRAS Ap ERBWH} BS 81371, APIA) 80] 6.387, Baw MEHL 45024 SUQVY} Bob} APBz] eo] wy} Bokeh ESA7IYUS ASMA SET Peat YMA Rca Be + grt. ey SSA AER EEA Beta] el Aabe Fao] 2.184915) PAPE Pate] 0.13742 a-0.05R AUB SAGOR FIA 2) sol Ue} fz] Vetch APS Al Fa] Bok Bezjo] Ad ER y A 7S SAAS ABR BES] ALE 27) SrpD Fe + We = 46-HUAR ks) FAY Ago] Ue ABA AF / 17 NBZEANBUES ASM SFM MYA A Fal Boe EEE We zo] of We UAEAHEAS| Arps Ae < HG >a} Bet. ASSA7/Hts Ast APo wD Had ASH Ate | BTS F F (sun of square) | (df) |(mean squares) | Ratio | Prob, ade 52,58 2 26,29 2,184 | 0.1374 acu 252. 75 21 12,04 aa 305, 33 23 24. FASATIMS ASE APe| v/a FASAZ7IS ASR BH No Fal Mok BS AS EET Pt 3] 29] 21S ASM As, FS Ay rss] SS BH} | SAZBUS ASR BFE Sel Al Fal Pokzro] Fazow ae BW @ FAAU Apol7t PSSA. S, AAA FR] 11698015] HITE PH] 0.0002 a=0.05Ntt BA Aone Fal Poke] meh FEBS ASW SETS] Yaa - BUBwA 26374, AABYHA)e: 9.137], WH 11.387h - Ze] 2] 749) apo|7} Ue ToS ve BE At] eAe] HE Bole. FUSAIMS ASU EET Br] te] aole UAIeteyos AS AWS EE AAI, < H7>H Ae. #2 SA7/YS ASS Sel yD ASH qRe Watas F (sum of square) | (df) | (mean squares) | Ratio Ls18 / BSG AAP FUBBy Lobo Ae FSA ASH] HS Apalah SB Poker} asa Vom] Ss, AMAA aT BAA BA a Ab Sz} SE ALS BS A2¥4, 22 AY Bad Fat Zo] ug BOS SY SA7IAA BF, TABBY Boke of] 7 AbB Ho) Al SU Ye Agel, lat VIS TUBB dol #ASAIYS ASAe] AAs) AVE + ME Balt YH] Bre Fal7| Yo) qe BAe asa (familarity MAE Ale] FHM AST] ARAMGD SF we BE, EUQUA AF Rola Fae ws vol 7H Psa Boy GHA] Bhs V8ef ole] SaAs=E Bao] MM 71S] AS = VEER SU AVA + YE AF APSS DU FE WS Aol tH ey UNA! BARI BY] QPs=e YAY AF BAe] go} A aad ASA BA AWe Bol FAM Wagyo] gor, oe e VRS] UP YALSY FAYSAIAA HEVS PHADA Se hol ch, . FOL SAT| Holl QO Al OF Zt Apol2| AS AMA SAY AB SEY BEA WO] sols APRA oR ASH AB, SYBATVS AGE SESE) Vea] ao] yaa glo] 2 BF FS WAS F ged. ole BaiwWS Aes] Be B $3} SBATES AGE ERE Gata] Woe Sal wero} pep SAALS FIA Aol ASIA) SS Bol visto we Saqa a stole}. AY, 1IPS BABAS Boyes Fal Lop Vo] BEA] apo} = AWAOR ASHE Re besy, Wa ad Be Mea als 22) Mark T. Kinnucan, Michael J. Nelson, and Bryce L. Allen, "Statistical Methods in Information Science Research,” in Annual Review of Information Science and Technology, edited by Martha E. Williams,(ASIS, 1987), v.22, p. 151. ~ 48 -LUBA Soke) FAW AAS BE APA UT / 19 swale Seb. ABE BALA so] Hoa Aol} glee Bee] ual # QRAAVY] BHol dato] As Ws) Als Asse AF va Wsel Als] YO A Fal Sok eo] sols BSRLSA WA Fal Bop A 9] Yea] }o]S wwe + glch. ole ERAS} AIBA, CAQues} WH, Tela Apa] B2| ep DR 29] Wyo) wa, BISVAS Wee F BETS dol va ASS Sse] Yauwah she alelch. FIBA NAY WR Sa) Boks] BRA] zo] vn Bs apes ech deh RAZ, AQMD YAH U9] a Ale asl yD as BA a]2} F%o] 11978, 1E AFH Yalalel 6d AA Ho} BVA was} A}|B]89) Beal Vol Hele Ael7} alo) UEbTCH. SAR, SUA BSA} Zo] YR AIS BAS As vin a & SAAS] Pe 21.6071 AVI VAAN 69d WA aA Bol ABBY} WHA] BHA Po FIA Aol USS FF MA. aay Als, Males} TSA gel vi Age As) ul as BAlal Feel 143224 APS UA) Och ONS Abs) sy 3} DHHS] YHA Bole HA apo; MSR PAs + gah. 242s FSA AS ERS YHA oly CAPR} Ab S48, PAPYRUS THA Ge SAFO FAA Aol doa = SANE He, FAQwAS AaM]G Bo] Aolur RAB} BSH WS) Aol7e Beh He] Aolebsr saleh. veo} APB] ssp TH a dole FSA A SESS Peal Ald BAe Sola @l Aol} BAZ) YOVS F Fa) Boke FeLFA APG sl =49-20 / Wet EP i ol Baa YAS aos + Me Role. FASANG AGA ae Fa Lor SD Aol] AF wlan DS AHS 2 #9148 Aolo] ae} Fag Adoe Pwspe] wjshd < HB dsb ad. He SAl7| Ho] sol Ge Say Ae ati ad2 = oF Eaaua Bok | AHA RRS ad 2,63 ae 9,13 11,38 4, ER] Loto) che 2p el SAl7|H Abel alan Fal Bete wet SAVLES FIA sel7} ASH Fal FAl7) Aa QAAS A 7YY SH BS Aso] A Fa) oko] SZ yo AS S784) ode} ABAzoe Baste] 2 FalSAZWS Agee Bool F Al ok Zt AkolB Abs Bart. Aas] FE SSAA yD] Avy, Wallace AF Aso st a ZUBRS, AAMNSz14, WH Hoe BT BS spol ge] Fz sAl7] Wo] ANS) AVS SUF AGT Ue AES WEF atch ES, EUGEF Sobol ALM A HSA] + AWS Bopal = AMMA] Bo] WH Rops} SF sho] S wel}, A Wop WR 2p Hel BAZ] Ashe SS Ml Be] SY gy, Aya owe Fa] Poke mS = apo] WALZ] Eth det, WSs] Go, BAeAoAL 7} BS Awe AS M2)e, BH, WIA Boke glo} zh Wine ver ee atte eye See AUS perry 2 th = Sde2714 reel vad esta t+ oh , By EAS aie 7A BE eet Vs] Ae] oI Wee Ale]t} (Dar Wallace, Opcit, pp. 406-407.) 3 ot, ae -50-EUG Mok] Ba AAS We MIA UT / 21 MBES, AABAA QS 7 VS VSS YET Ve Aol S4 Aoleea B+ Veh. Aqoe ode eB) Bl ola A, ANS) SBA AS AX Zo AGE aol gol vse AAS, NS PABBA Lok APS] BZ] Go] DLA Bokur} Ae]FAZ]Y AS vo] we}a Brie = BUQnS Boe BS2] UW ETA ASMA FSAI 2 Olu +e] Qos HE Boks} wlivstoy ZS zho] Blo] wlseatrte BW & MW BF Wh. Fal Boo] we} AF FYRATWS ASM AME Adare des} a a FM ofol ce 2 F2iSA7I1o se +o ve Faeoy | EAT T AS |rtolae| let | $A EeseF hy ibe | dey {cst |1r8.) TT Fey Hs) | Bey [By [bbe Bee dey (Bboy | Pay [cB2) | cfbbsy : : Dx) (Bs) (bo Be) tii) see ee 142 Bate FAS Aso] ee AT Vs] FER AR +S the aa) ae BAAR Yoyo SAVIS Bee apwwWS, -51-22 / BBM AS AGFLE BASU TAQRA Hah YAS ald byez] a, MSs Hobs} PABBA Pope] HSzjo] Aa Ev AGE Sal 78S Beto} As] skeh, 2 APE Sal Aa Ayes 2s, ga} Ach. RA, TUBBY ATS Ache} SAWS A-Ss-z] Beton, ASEAAE HPP WUE, WES, PF, REUA, BA SS] 71EH7) AWS Seto} ASS RAYE BEA AA. Hel, UM Aspe} B ofA, 2b Bo] ARS SaL YE UES] He] Sa) Bo] PAVE ofa] a ASH] MAE Belch. AAU 7% MZ ERQBHIAA Hel FAIY AS Fe] Was B Wy, SUGRS AF Loko} ols LBA FwRe 3 ol} aa 79} ASH4) SU FYSAIYS BHI F219] ga} Bas ot + AL SEA SOL TS FYSAINS AACE Ap} Polz|zea 2 F act. OE E, 20417] Fx] ofe] Hos] BE aAvko] Ba Ap Fapojay zs BALS GENE sf} Zo] ZUQRH Hobe AHYS Ge a] SAel2 BAA AF Wa Yass] Vs AIyD Yes slabs She Aol. SA, Fa) Koko] abet Fe] SAWS ASM SET Bawa] zo] ¥ AALZ MF S HAA Apol7} ASH. S, Fal Boks] me} ASS FA Wo AGIE ERTS] Weal zo} Aol Ae SAA FIGS ASH Aa, SAS aa sleet] Se BEN NSEATIATE AGA BEE MS SEF] BHI] ze} Aho] 7} SAACS FIM QE] YEE Sstou, FA Sa7yoy Ve WS CURES BSSaAl7 11.693°17] HEE PH] 0.0004H ~52-EVAL Hoke] aly Ase) We aaa ay / 23 a= 0062} BM Al BSv gC. AALS LAQUY LHS HE Apaspe Pokey uate} wep asp a Ree a? AAS gO Ass Bal At aes 71d + Qe FBAWS Bb] Ys] Poe a F sich Aa, Fao] Ue Se] Sa71y AS Segoe] Bata] Wel Felziel a} ol} ASM we, SAY AHORA CLSMGBEA (ABA, DShpe2 PRD + AA. 3, SAS TS Als $949 Aol} Mou, Sagwas} Usiz] S Sal dels F272 aol7} UehBe EUAue ag AY AG Asks] Qa} S Fa) Sots} chew uUeSS St + gla th. ulal, Fa) Bor ol Ho1Ael Abo} WAS FelBa We] BRE FH ASA SRRe AR 4 eA Ae ARE BAe aa, 7 Hal Mobo whe} MAA HBA AS Del S aol yeEhtal Feo] Uehdeh ABE EAGRH Soke] SBA AS iso] HE Lops} yl a BUD IS ASE Fe]Ra7Iol Vols] ay Fee dew obs} 2A Apol7} Gi ASS Us s gle. 2, All et 21, She Zoi cH st mot BATA AEA BAYS TAGHHHA ASHE SAIS AGA 22 ZASWA LAQRp HAPS Eb AAS BOK} BMA YY oho, AT WAS] AP Moly USHA Me Adadis SAz | FHOBE Ysa Ba aad ay Jse Udtrwe FT -53-24 / BS = Att. A4BS, ANY GEVISA AGS HHS MANE Bese Wat AS ALS SES Agee BAszls] YBelzHimpact factor)s+ By a) Well He] SAl71Yo] ASR ERE] BS 22] BebehaSe V4 se WAS A Esojok BD Bch oye PHS FFA] Tel AB ols BAZ] Ret APS HEME F QA BW F7] WE} mh. 2.2. AA Bestoi 2] zl ol SQAuso] EYB Ay Ble] Ade wes & ABW ae ae} a 124) AAS Felt Wola fg, Paws] ava gy 2 24) Yas ey We] az Wee) ae Asa Eo wae GEA) Supeor eeh, Busnes ay Who) Aaa lead vy az 8 dee BA} BH] AAA Woh Bap Sa Bole See ae az WES Fe BAYAo|e] AEAM YHOB WHS T AE Ae ty] AFA Da sy ea Que As Asp Be] spade] Aalslol WE 13 os} 2S TAPWYSo] Maso} Me ADS Bae Bele + Qe whoo, AQLS lee AAA SAWS MRE ole] ae Wye] ae al 84 AF 8 dove old Ge 24 wt ap} gee we a Ae S735 le V1 Fa de az We Be Fagaee AZ BI) 7 HEY ASS NY F gloves ea.EQQEM Vote) SA Aol He MGA AF / 25 @#iazH Woe, “MS Apt Ee ASG BIA YI] BA Qt at - BSAys PKS FICS” "MHMHAP,, 29(4) (1991): pp. 177-197. SSH, “SMBH APLAS Fale” Ya Wt AVIS EEA. (AS: ol EARS}, 1989): pp. 211-237. 218 FS. MSHS, AS Est, 1989. ASS TUBBY APVWE AS FHF, 1992. Usa. “Peep Eta) Atsets] +4 WA1959-198)).” "Sa UVEAAPATA As, 9(2) (1982): pp. 567-588. Busha, Charles H. “Research Methods.” Encyclopedia of Library and Imformation Science. edited by Allen at al. (NY: Marcel Dekker,1978). v.25, pp.254-293. Busha, Charles H. Harter, Stephen P. Research Methods in Librarianship. NY: Academic Press, 1980. Carter Jane Robbins; Seavey Charles A. ‘The Master’s Degree: Basic Preparation for Professional Practice.” Library Trends, 34(4) (Spring, 1986): pp. 561-579, Coughlin, Coroline; Snelson, Pamela. “Searching for Research in ACRL Conference Paper.” The Journal of Academic Librarianship, 9 (May, 1981): pp. 21-28. Enger, Kathy B. Quirk, Georgia; and Stewart, J. Andrew. “Statistical Methods Used by Authors of Library and Information Science = 55-6 / MBRBAR Journal Articles.” Library and Information Science Research, 11 (1989): pp. 37-48, Ennis, Philip H. "Commitment to Research.” Wilson Library Bulletin, 41(9) (May, 1967): pp. 899-901. Estabrook, Leigh. "Sociology and Library Research.” Library Trends, 32 (Spring, 1984): pp. 461-473. Fatcheric, J. P. "Survey of Users of a Medium-Sized Technical Library.” Special Libraries, 66 (May/June, 1975): pp. 245-251. Feehan, Patricia E. and others. “Library and Information Science Research: An Analysis of the 1984 Journals Literature.” Library and Information Science Research, 9 (July/Spring, 1987): pp. 175-185. Goldhor, Herbert. An Introduction to Scientific Research in Librarianship. Urbana : Univ. of Ilinois, 1972. Gothberg, Helen M. "The Library Survey: A Research Methodology Rediscovered.” College & Research Library, 51(6) (Nov, 1990): pp. 553-559. Graham, Peter S. “Research Patterns and Research Libararies: What Should Change?” College & Research Libraries, 50(4) (July, 1989): pp. 433-440. Haas, David F.; Kraft, Donald H. "Experimental and Qusai-Experimental Designs for Research in Information Science.” Information Processing & Management, 20(1-2) (1984): pp. 229-237. Hafner, Arthur W, Descriptive Statistical Techniques for Librarianship. Chicago: ALA, 1989.ZUBRA Loe) BAZ Aso) Be Asa Gt / 27 Houser L. J.; Lazorick G. J. "Introducing a Significant Statistical Component into a Library Science Research Methods Course.” Joururnal of Education for Librarianship, 18 (1978): p. 182. Kaske, Neal K; Rush, James E, “Library and Information Science Research.” in ALA World Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science. Chicago: ALA, 1980. Kinnucan, Mark T.; Nelson, Michael J.; and Allen, Bryce L. “Statistical Methods in Information Science Research.” in Annual Review of Information Science and Technology. edited by Martha E. Williams. (ASIS, 1987). v. 22, pp. 147-178. Lynch, Mary J. “Research and Librarianship.” Library Trends, 32(4) (Spring, 1984): pp. 361-383. McClure, Charles R.; Bishop Ann. “The Status of Research in Library / Information Science: Guarded Optimism.” College & Research Libraries, 50(2) (March, 1989): pp. 127-143. Metz, Paul. "A Statistical Profile of College & Research Libraries.” College & Research Libraries, 50(1) (1989): pp. 42-47. Miele, Anthony. ” Library Research - Past, Present, and Future.” Journal of Education for Librarianship, 20(2) (1979): pp. 136-141. Newhouse, Robert C. "Librarian - Researchers: Perspectives on a Methodology.” Library Quarterly, 59(1) (1989): pp. 22~26, Nour, Martyvonne M. "A Quantitative Analysis of the Research Articles Published in Core Library Journals of 1980.” Library and Information Science Research, 7 (1985): pp. 261-273. Odi, Amusi. "Creative Research and Theory Building in Library and -57-28 / AE RR a Information Sciences.” College & Research Library 43(4) (July, 1982): pp. 312-319. Periz, Bluma C. "The Methods of Library Science Research: Some Results from a bibliometric Study.” Library Research, 2 (1980): pp. 251-268, Powell, Ronald R. Basic Research Methods for Librarians, New Jersey: Ablex Pub., 1985. Reid William J. Research in Social Work. NY: Columbia Univ. Press, 1981. Shera, Jesse H. “Darwin, Bacon, and the Research in Librarianship.” Library Trends, 13 (1984): pp. 141-149, Simpson, I. S. Basic Statistics for Librarians, 3rd ed. Chicago: ALA, 1988. Van de Water, Nancy and others.”Research in Information Science: An Assessment.” Information Processing & Management, 12(2) (1976): pp. 117-123. Wallace, Danny P. "The Use of Statistical Methods in Library and Information Science.” Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 38(8) (1985): pp. 402-410, Wyllys, Ronold E. "Teaching Descriptive and Inferential Statistics in Library Schools.” Journal of Education for Librarianship 19(1) (Summer, 1978): pp. 3-20.ERALF Lok] Sala AG Be Mea at / WH A Quantitative Analysis of the Use of Statistics in Library and Information Science Chul Sagong*, — Jung-hee Choi+« The purpose of this study is to analyze quantitatively the use of statistics, especially inferential statistics, in library and information science. Thus this study compared the use of statistics in library and information science with it in social work and education. * The results of this study are as follows: First, The result is that, when the proportions of aritcles in each of the three categories of use are compared, library and information science is deficient in the use of inferential statistics and unusually productive of articles in ‘No Statistics’ catagory and ‘Descriptive Statistics Only’ category. Second, ANOVA showed no significant difference in the means for number of aritcles with no statistics and for articles with descriptive statistics only, but did show a statistically significant difference for the means for number of articles with inferential statistics. That is, the use of inferential statistics in library and information science was very less * Professor, Department of Library and Information Science, Sookmyung Women's University a Lecturer, Department of Library and Information Science, Sookmyung Women’s University ~59-3 / VTE ma HE than the other subject areas, Third, A comparison of the numbers of various inferential statistics for each of the three subject areas indicated that the differences were not significant. This fact means that the quality of inferential statistics used in library and information science was similar to the other subjects.