Name: Intro STATS, Books a la Carte Plus New Mystatlab with Pearson Etext -- Access Card Package
Author: Richard D. De Veaux
ISBN: 9780321869852

Chapter 1 - Stats Starts Here Chapter 1.3 - Variables Chapter 2 - Displaying And Describing Categorical Data Chapter 2.2 - Exploring The Relationship Between Two Categorical Variables Chapter 3 - Displaying And Summarizing Quantitative Data Chapter 3.2 - Shape Chapter 3.7 - The Spread Of Symmetric Distributions: The Standard Deviation Chapter 4 - Understanding And Comparing Distributions Chapter 4.2 - Comparing Groups With Boxplots Chapter 5 - The Standard Deviation As A Ruler And The Normal Model

Chapter 5.1 - Standardizing With Z-scores Chapter 5.2 - Shifting And Scaling Chapter 5.3 - Normal Models Chapter 6 - Scatterplots, Association, And Correlation Chapter 6.2 - Correlation Chapter 7 - Linear Regression Chapter 7.4 - Regression To The Mean Chapter 7.6 - R2—the Variation Accounted For By The Model Chapter 8 - Regression Wisdom Chapter 8.3 - Outliers, Leverage, And Influence Chapter 9 - Understanding Randomness Chapter 9.2 - Simulating By Hand Chapter 10 - Sample Surveys Chapter 10.2 - Populations And Parameters Chapter 10.4 - Other Sampling Designs Chapter 11 - Experiments And Observational Studies Chapter 11.3 - The Four Principles Of Experimental Design Chapter 11.4 - Control Treatments Chapter 12 - From Randomness To Probability Chapter 12.1 - Random Phenomena Chapter 12.3 - Formal Probability Chapter 13 - Probability Rules Chapter 13.1 - The General Addition Rule Chapter 13.3 - Independence Chapter 13.4 - Picturing Probability: Tables, Venn Diagrams, And Trees Chapter 14 - Random Variables And Probability Models Chapter 14.1 - Expected Value: Center Chapter 14.3 - Combining Random Variables Chapter 14.6 - The Poisson Model Chapter 15 - Sampling Distribution Models Chapter 15.2 - When Does The Normal Model Work? Assumptions And Conditions Chapter 15.5 - Sampling Distributions: A Summary Chapter 16 - Confidence Intervals For Proportions Chapter 16.1 - A Confidence Interval Chapter 16.2 - Interpreting Confidence Intervals: What Does 95% Confidence Really Mean?Chapter 17 - Testing Hypotheses About Proportions Chapter 17.2 - P-values Chapter 17.4 - Alternative Alternatives Chapter 18 - Inferences About Means Chapter 18.2 - Gosset’s T Chapter 19 - More About Tests And Intervals Chapter 19.4 - Critical Values For Hypothesis Tests Chapter 19.5 - Errors Chapter 20 - Comparing Groups Chapter 20.3 - A Confidence Interval For The Difference Between Two Proportions Chapter 20.4 - The Two-sample Z-test: Testing For The Difference Between Proportions Chapter 20.5 - A Confidence Interval For The Difference Between Two Means Chapter 20.6 - The Two Sample T-test: Testing For The Difference Between Two Means Chapter 21 - Paired Samples And Blocks Chapter 21.4 - Blocking Chapter 22 - Comparing Counts Chapter 22.3 - Examining The Residuals Chapter 22.4 - Chi-square Test Of Independence Chapter 23 - Inferences For Regression Chapter 23.4 - Regression Inference Chapter 24 - Analysis Of Variance Chapter 24.2 - The Anova Table Chapter 25 - Multiple Regression Chapter 25.4 - Multiple Regression Inference Chapter R - Review Exercises

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