An edition of An introduction to statistics for Canadian social scientists
(2013)
An introduction to statistics for Canadian social scientists
Second edition.
by Michael Haan
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An introduction to statistics for Canadian social scientists
2013, Oxford University Press
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Table of Contents
Part One: Introduction and Univariate Statistics
1. Why Should I Want to Learn Statistics?
2. How Much Math Do I Need to Learn Statistics?
3. Univariate Statistics
4. Introduction to Probability
5. The Normal Curve
6. Measures of Central Tendency and Dispersion
7. Standard Deviations, Standard Scores, and the Normal Distribution
8. Sampling
9. Generalizing from Populations to Samples
Part Two: Bivariate Statistics
10. Testing Hypotheses Between a Sample and a Population
11. Measuring Association between Dummy and Interval/Ratio Variables: t-Tests with Two Samples
12. Bivariate Statistics for Nominal Data
13. Bivariate Statistics for Ordinal Data
14. Bivariate Statistics for Interval/Ratio Data
15. One-Way Analysis of Variance
16. Regression 1
Modelling Continuous Outcomes
17. Regression 2
Modelling Discrete/Qualitative Outcomes with Logistic Regression
18. Regression Diagnostics
19. Strategies for Dealing with Missing Data.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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