Statistics in Research: Basic Concepts and Techniques for Research Workers

Which statistical tool should I use? How should I use it? How can I interpret my results? Such questions plague every engineer, scientist, research worker, student, and teacher, and they will find this book an indispensable reference that contains the answers to these and many other questions. Modern techniques are presented in ways conducive to easy learning and application. The most difficult part of the statistical method is learning when and where to apply a particular technique. Statistics in Research carefully indicate the assumptions underlying each technique so that it will be applied properly with limitations.