Foundations in Statistical Reasoning
by Pete Kaslik
2018
Number of pages: 310
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Table of Contents: Statistical Reasoning; Obtaining Useful Evidence; Examining the Evidence Using Graphs and Statistics; Inferential Theory; Testing Hypotheses; Confidence Intervals and Sample Size; Analysis of Bivariate Quantitative Data; Chi Square; In-class Activities.
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