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Statistics for dummies / by Deborah J. Rumsey.

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: --For dummiesPublication details: Hoboken, NJ : Wiley, c2011.Edition: 2nd edDescription: xiv, 370 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 9780470911082 (pbk.)
  • 0470911085 (pbk.)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 519.5 22
LOC classification:
  • HA29 .R84 2011
Contents:
Statistics in a nutshell -- The statistics of everyday life -- Taking control: so many numbers, so little time -- Tools of the trade -- Means, medians, and more -- Getting the picture: graphing categorical data -- Going by the numbers: graphing numerical data -- Random variables and the binomial distribution -- The normal distribution -- The t-distribution -- Sampling distributions and the central limit theorem -- Leaving room for a margin of error -- Confidence intervals: making your best guesstimate -- Claims, tests, and conclusions -- Commonly used hypothesis tests: formulas and examples -- Polls, polls, and more polls -- Experiments: medical breakthroughs or misleading results? -- Looking for links: correlation and regression -- Two-way tables and independence.
Summary: This guide shows you how to collect, graph, and critique data; decipher distributions; calculate confidence intervals and hypothesis tests; analyze data with correlation, regression, and two-way tables; and much more.
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Includes index.

This guide shows you how to collect, graph, and critique data; decipher distributions; calculate confidence intervals and hypothesis tests; analyze data with correlation, regression, and two-way tables; and much more.

Statistics in a nutshell -- The statistics of everyday life -- Taking control: so many numbers, so little time -- Tools of the trade -- Means, medians, and more -- Getting the picture: graphing categorical data -- Going by the numbers: graphing numerical data -- Random variables and the binomial distribution -- The normal distribution -- The t-distribution -- Sampling distributions and the central limit theorem -- Leaving room for a margin of error -- Confidence intervals: making your best guesstimate -- Claims, tests, and conclusions -- Commonly used hypothesis tests: formulas and examples -- Polls, polls, and more polls -- Experiments: medical breakthroughs or misleading results? -- Looking for links: correlation and regression -- Two-way tables and independence.

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