Cartoon Guide To Statistics
June 25, 2009 by
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This is a popular supplemental book on statistics. The concept is a great idea. Using cartoons to illustrate concepts can make them more interesting and easier to remember.
The execution is not quite as good as the concept. There are some good illustrations but the text is not as easy to follow or understand. If you have a copy, look at the cartoons, read Gravetter & Wallnau’s textbook, and then go back and look at the cartoons again. By then all of the concepts and most of the cartoons will make sense.
Cartoon Guide To Statistics
Gonick & Smith
Collins
Outline
Chapter 1: What Is Statistics
See Day 1: Measurement
Chapter 2: Data Description
See Day 1: Measurement
See Day 2: Central Tendency
See Day 3: Dispersion
Chapter 3: Probability
See Day 7: Probability
Chapter 4: Random Variables
Chapter 5: A Tale Of Two Distributions
Chapter 6: Sampling
Chapter 7: Confidence Intervals
Chapter 8: Hypothesis Testing
Chapter 9: Comparing Two Populations
See Day 8: Independent t-Test
Chapter 10: Experimental Design
See Day 10: Advanced Procedures
Chapter 11: Regression
See Day 5: Correlation
See Day 6: Regression
Chapter 12: Conclusion




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