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Synopsis
This best-selling statistics book helps your students develop an intuitive understanding of statistical reasoning. Praised for his brevity and clarity of presentation, the author uses a down-to-earth writing style and helpful examples drawn from throughout the social and behavioral sciences, education, nursing/allied health, business, and everyday life. Spatz shows students how to select the proper statistical technique, explain why the technique is appropriate, calculate the statistics, and write an interpretation of the statistical results.
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About the Author
Chris Spatz earned a Ph.D. from Tulane University in experimental psychology. He subsequently held NSF and NIMH postdoctoral fellowships in animal behavior at the University of Michigan and the University of California, Berkeley. He is a professor of psychology at Hendrix College, Conway, Arkansas. Spatz also held positions at The University of the South and the University of Arkansas at Monticello.
Review
"Clarity, brevity, and MOST IMPORTANTLY, a feeling that the author really cares about the student's success! ...Students have thanked me for selecting this text."
"I feel your book extremely easy to use, and for once in my (relatively brief) career thus far, I have not been hearing complaints about the 'statistics text. Bravo!!!"
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