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• Introductory Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
• Copyright Page
• Table of Contents
• Dedication
• introduction
• glossary of symbols
• Part I: Hypothetical Scores on a 20-Point Psychology Test for Students Drawn at Random from Four Uni
• Chapter 1. summation notation
• REMINDER
• PROBLEMS
• Chapter 2. frequency distributions and graphs
• REMINDER
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• Chapter 3. transformed scores I: percentiles
• REMINDER
• PROBLEMS
• Chapter 4. measures of central tendency
• REMINDER
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• Chapter 5. measures of variability
• REMINDER
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• Chapter 6. transformed scores II: Z and T scores
• REMINDER
• PROBLEMS
• review chapter I. review of descriptive statistics
• PROBLEMS
• Chapter 7. probability and the general strategy of inferential statistics
• REMINDER
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• Chapter 8. the normal curve model
• REMINDER
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• Chapter 9. inferences about the mean of a single population
• REMINDER
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• Chapter 10. testing hypotheses about differences between the means of two populations
• REMINDER
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• review chapter II. review of “normal curve” and “standard error” procedu
• REMINDER:
• INSTRUCTIONS
• PROBLEMS
• Chapter 11. linear correlation and prediction
• REMINDER
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• Chapter 12. other correlational techniques
• REMINDER
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• Chapter 13. introduction to power analysis
• REMINDER
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• Chapter 14. one-way analysis of variance
• REMINDER
• PROBLEMS
• Chapter 15. two-way analysis of variance
• REMINDER
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• Chapter 16. chi square
• REMINDER
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• review chapter III. review of inferential statistics
• PROBLEMS