Statistics for the Terrified is a common-sense guide to basic statistics, designed for people who want to understand the principles without having to work through the mathematics first. It is ideal for undergraduates and for those who need a grasp of research and critical thinking in their work.
Statistics for the Terrified is a common-sense basic guide to statistics, written in plain English with a minimum of mathematics (very little!). It makes statistics open to common sense.
This tutorial is indispensable for students taking a basic statistics course as part of their main degree, especially non-mathematical students.
Read MoreIt is an invaluable resource for those who need some familiarity with research methods, or use critical appraisal skills in their work...
Read MoreIt is a great help to teachers of undergraduates, as it helps to level the playing field between those with a mathematical background...
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Read MoreStatistics for the Terri ed covers all the techniques required by undergraduate students and many researchers in a user-friendly, commonsense, non-mathematical and highly interactive way.