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Beginning Statistics provides college students with a learning
tool that will help them perform basic statistical calculations with heavy doses of analytical
reasoning that can be used in future statistics classes, no matter what field of study they
choose. This edition of Warren, Denley, and Atchey's Beginning Statistics is written
in an informal style in order to be mathematically accurate without overwhelming the
"non-mathematical" student. The book is written in a manner that speaks directly to the reader,
asking them to be interactive with the examples and projects throughout the book. Students will
become more comfortable interpreting the results of the statistical calculations used in research
and will therefore be better prepared when performing their own research.
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| Chapter 1: |
| | Introduction to Statistics |
| Chapter 2: |
| | Graphical Descriptions of Data |
| Chapter 3: |
| | Numerical Descriptions of Data |
| Chapter 4: |
| | Probability, Randomness, and Uncertainty |
| Chapter 5: |
| | Probability Distribution |
| Chapter 6: |
| | Continuous Random Variables |
| Chapter 7: |
| | Samples and Sampling Distributions |
| Chapter 8: |
| | Confidence Intervals |
| Chapter 9: |
| | Confidence Intervals for Two Samples |
| Chapter 10: |
| | Hypothesis Testing |
| Chapter 11: |
| | Hypothesis Testing (Two or More Populations) |
| Chapter 12: |
| | Regression, Inference, and Model Building |
| Appendix A: |
| | Statistical Tables |
| Appendix B: |
| | Getting Started with Microsoft Excel |
| Appendix C: |
| | Getting Started with Minitab |
| Appendix D: |
| | Answers to Odd Numbered Problems |
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