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Introduction to Applied Statistics for Psychology Students

Author: Gordon E. Sarty

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Title: Introduction to Applied Statistics for Psychology Students

Author: Gordon E. Sarty

Description: Comprehensive applied statistics textbook using SPSS. Covers descriptive statistics, probability, distributions, hypothesis testing, ANOVA, regression, and the General Linear Model with psychology examples.

Pages: 551

Size: 6.04 MB

Format: PDF

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