Statistics Without Mathematics : SECOND EDITION - Davis

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Statistics Without Mathematics

SECOND EDITION

By: Davis (Editor)

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Hardcover | 1 June 2022 | Edition Number 2

At a Glance

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466 Pages

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22.86 x 15.24 x 2.39

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Features

Worked examples from the behavioral and social sciences

Clearly written, without mathematical formulae

Well-structured, for beginners and intermediate readers

Assumes no knowledge of R or programming ('coding')

Comprehensive chapter on categorical analysis - not just 'Chi squared'

Effect sizes and confidence intervals

Clear explanation of factor analysis

Covers MANOVA, cluster analysis, logistic regression, survival analysis and partial correlations

Introduces Bayesian statistics

Reproduces a well-received short chapter on making presentations

Data sets, exercises and case studies on the website

Industry Reviews

R and statistics can frighten anyone. This book is a great resource for students and anyone else wanting to learn statistics and R. The author has a knack of explaining things in an easy and accessible way. Further, the book does not dwell on mathematical formulas, which many stats books do. So if you want to move beyond tools such as SPSS, then this is the book to get you started.

Dr Joshua Skoczylis, Senior Lecturer in Criminology and Counter-Terrorism Studies, University of Lincoln

This is a very clear, logically structured and comprehensive guide to statistical testing using R. With a worked example for every test, it coincidentally teaches the beginner the basics of programming in easy steps. Choosing the clearest methods, this is great for people in a hurry. Seriously recommended.

Aikaterini Kossaridou, Compliance Officer

A selection of reviews of previous statistics books by Cole Davis

Cole Davis presents the clearest explanations for the concepts underlying the most useful statistical tests. He provides great guidance on the steps required to perform the tests, and the justification for these steps. His writing flows yet he does not pass over difficult ideas with jargon, as is often the case with statistics books. Rather he supplies the reader with useful analogies and comparisons in everyday language that aid understanding.

Andrew Smart, neuroscientist and author of Autopilot

Cole Davis contributes significantly to the understanding of statistics; the clarity of his writing, his ability to explain statistical nuances shines through.

Steven Chan, Professor of Surgery, University of Melbourne

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