Learning Statistics with R
by Daniel Navarro
Publisher: University of Adelaide 2014
Number of pages: 564
Description:
At its core, this is an introductory statistics textbook pitched primarily at psychology students. As such, it covers the standard topics that you'd expect of such a book: study design, descriptive statistics, the theory of hypothesis testing, t-tests, X2 tests, ANOVA and regression.
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