Making Sense of Statistics for Social Sciences

Bonnie Kegan

Making Sense of Statistics for Social Sciences presents the basic introductory topics in statistics with the social science student in mind. The content focuses on the language of statistics, supported by basic math skills, so that students can critically evaluate and interpret statistical analysis and inference they will encounter in their program of study (psychology, sociology, and others). The text engages students throughout with relevant examples, learning check questions, practice problems, and includes calculation tips for working with formulas. Only a basic scientific calculator is required.

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Table of Contents for Making Sense of Statistics for Social Sciences

  • Appendix
  • Chapter Reading and Homework Assignments
  • Alternate Chapter Material
  • Using AI for Learning: Functional, Critical, and Ethical Considerations