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Title: Fundamental Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences (with CD-ROM and InfoTrac)
by David C. Howell
ISBN: 0-534-39951-7
Publisher: Duxbury Press
Pub. Date: 16 June, 2003
Format: Hardcover
Volumes: 1
List Price(USD): $87.95
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Average Customer Rating: 3.67 (6 reviews)

Customer Reviews

Rating: 5
Summary: A clear and comprehensive introductory statistics text
Comment: I have been using this text for Levels 1, 2, and 3 social sciences statistics teaching in Britain and abroad for over 8 years now. Although I have tried using other introductory texts, I have yet to find a text as comprehensive and as clearly written as this.

Rating: 1
Summary: The worst stats book for the social sciences
Comment: I hate to be so critical, but I must agree with my colleague who described his/her harrowing experience with this textbook. I have two rules about learning statistics: no one is ever above a review of the most basic topics and an author/professor can never go wrong by providing a variety of examples within the same topic area.

Rating: 5
Summary: superbly-written and serious intorduction
Comment: I've been using the 3rd edition for several years now, and I just think it's an extraordinarily clear, concise, and well-written book. Howell is better at presenting the basic statistical concepts (of ANOVA, for example) than any other author I've seen.

Other introductory books (such as Runyon's "Fundamentals of Behavioral Statistics") may provide more advanced treatments or cover more material, but in general they end up being long-winded and unfocused. Howell's book is crisp.

And in case you're wondering about the title, statistical methods for the behavioral sciences are not different than statistical methods in any other quantitative discipline. It's just that Howell draws his examples from psychology, sociology, etc., and may make mention of some of the conventions used by researchers in these fields.

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