Making Sense of Statistics in Psychology: A Second-Level Course by Brian S. Everitt (Author)

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Making Sense of Statistics in Psychology: A Second-Level Course by Brian S. Everitt (Author)ISBN: 9780198523659 Publisher : Oxford University Press, December 12, 1996 Paperback, 362 pages Statistics play a major role in psychological research. However, there is no text that bridges the gap between the very general introductory books and the highly technical research level studies. Making Sense of Statistics in Psychology fills this need, with the added advantages of examples and data sets relevant to actual problems in behavioral science; an

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