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The Joy of Stats

A Short Guide to Introductory Statistics in the Social Sciences

Roberta Garner
Barcode 9781487527297
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Release Date: 27/10/2022

Edition: 3rd ed.
Genre: Society & Culture
Sub-Genre: Social Sciences
Label: University of Toronto Press
Contributors: Michael Ash (With)
Language: English
Publisher: University of Toronto Press
Pages: 516

A Short Guide to Introductory Statistics in the Social Sciences. The Joy of Stats opens the door to statistics and quantitative analysis in the social sciences with a brief and accessible guide for students and professionals. The Joy of Stats offers a reader-friendly introduction to applied statistics and quantitative analysis in the social sciences and public policy. Perfect as an undergraduate text or self-study manual, it emphasizes how to understand concepts, interpret algorithms and formulas, analyze data, and answer research questions.This brand new edition offers examples and visualizations using real-life data, a revised discussion of statistical inference, and introductory examples in R and SPSS. The third edition has been extensively reorganized with shorter chapters and closer links between concepts and formulas, while retaining useful pedagogical features including key terms, practice exercises, a math refresher, and playful inserts on "the mathematical imagination." The Joy of Stats also places a strong emphasis on learning how to write and speak clearly about data results. Supported by a companion website with data sets and additional resources, The Joy of Stats is a superb choice for introducing students to applied statistics and for refreshing and reviewing stats as a social scientist, public policy professional, or community activist.