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Statistics for College Students and Researchers

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Michael Nikoletseas, Jun 24, 2010 - Social Science - 236 pages
Written by an experienced researcher and successful teacher, this book aims at teaching the concepts and logic of Statistics to college students. It may be used as a textbook in classes for the non mathematically minded, or, ideally, as a companion to typical Statistics textbooks.
  

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A simple stats book, at last!, July 18, 2010
By reader1006
This review is from: Statistics for College Students and Researchers: A practical approach with only 5 formulas! (Paperback)
I've been using stats for many years now, and I had always been overwhelmed by the theory and formulas involved. This book finally explains statistics in a way that even high school students can understand. Or, for that matter, scientists that apply stats without being statisticians themselves. Basic concepts are explained in a very simple manner, which makes even more complicated concepts intuitive to understand. Full of interesting (and amusing) examples. In short, I find it an excellent introductory statistics book, for anyone who wants to apply statistics, or at least understand the statistics we hear in everyday life.  

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Dr. Michael Nikoletseas received his B.A. from Roosevelt University of Chicago (honors program), and his M.S. and Doctorate from Rutgers University. He did postdoctoral work at the Medical College of Pennsylvania, and the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, and taught at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and also at the American College of Greece. He has published research in several areas, such as feeding and obesity, aggression, learning, and also neuroanatomy and neurophysiology, His unconventional teaching philosophy has helped a good number of his students move on to prestigious schools such as Princeton,Yale, MIT, Harvard,Scripps Institute, Karolinska, Columbia and others.

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