A Portable Workbook for Data Analysis: R for the Social Sciences
Renee Zahnow and Jingyeong Song
A workbook that teaches R for social research through the tidyverse, from descriptive statistics and bivariate analysis to multiple regression and categorical predictors. Every chapter pairs the code with the reasoning behind the choice of method.
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