Statistics Without Tears: A Primer for Non-mathematicians

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Scribner, 1981 - Mathematics - 199 pages
This book is written in the belief that the basic concepts of statistics can be learned without having to perform calculations. It provides an introduction to the main concepts and terminology of statistics, providing the student with the ideas of the subject before getting involved in the associated calculations.

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Introduction
9
Describing our sample
28
Summarizing our data
38
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