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Concepts and Applications of Inferential Statistics

Concepts and Applications of Inferential Statistics
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Number of pages: 366

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Free full-length textbook written by a professor of psychology at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, it offers teachers and students of statistics lots of information. The book covers probability, distribution and correlation, and regression. It provides online tools for note taking and a pocket calculator.

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