Dictionary of Statistics and Methodology - 3rd edition
Dictionary of Statistics and Methodology - 3rd edition
ISBN13: 9780761988557
ISBN10: 0761988556
by W. Paul Vogt
Cover type: PaperbackEdition: 3RD 05
Copyright: 2005
Publisher: Sage Publications, Inc.
Published: 2005
International: No
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Summary
Popular in its first edition, Dictionary of Statistics and Methodology will help students get through a difficult journal article or passage. This useful dictionary has been revised with 600 additional new terms and definitions compiled from readers' requests and suggestions! As you've come to appreciate in the first edition, the second edition of the Dictionary of Statistics and Methodology contains many examples and definitions written in ordinary English. Author W. Paul Vogt pays special attention to terms that most often prevent educated general readers from understanding journal articles and books by emphasizing concepts over calculations. The level of explanation varies with the simplicity or complexity of the term defined so that more detail is offered for basic terms (for more introductory readers) while less is used to explain more advanced concepts for readers who have more background. In those instances in which it is necessary to use another methodological or statistical term in a definition, that term is cross-referenced and indicated by an asterisk.
Written in a clear, readable style with ample explanations and examples, this dictionary is a must-have reference guide for every social scientist's bookshelf.
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
How to Use This Dictionary
Dictionary
Suggestions
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Popular in its first edition, Dictionary of Statistics and Methodology will help students get through a difficult journal article or passage. This useful dictionary has been revised with 600 additional new terms and definitions compiled from readers' requests and suggestions! As you've come to appreciate in the first edition, the second edition of the Dictionary of Statistics and Methodology contains many examples and definitions written in ordinary English. Author W. Paul Vogt pays special attention to terms that most often prevent educated general readers from understanding journal articles and books by emphasizing concepts over calculations. The level of explanation varies with the simplicity or complexity of the term defined so that more detail is offered for basic terms (for more introductory readers) while less is used to explain more advanced concepts for readers who have more background. In those instances in which it is necessary to use another methodological or statistical term in a definition, that term is cross-referenced and indicated by an asterisk.
Written in a clear, readable style with ample explanations and examples, this dictionary is a must-have reference guide for every social scientist's bookshelf.
Preface
Introduction
How to Use This Dictionary
Dictionary
Suggestions
Published: 2005
International: No
Summary
Popular in its first edition, Dictionary of Statistics and Methodology will help students get through a difficult journal article or passage. This useful dictionary has been revised with 600 additional new terms and definitions compiled from readers' requests and suggestions! As you've come to appreciate in the first edition, the second edition of the Dictionary of Statistics and Methodology contains many examples and definitions written in ordinary English. Author W. Paul Vogt pays special attention to terms that most often prevent educated general readers from understanding journal articles and books by emphasizing concepts over calculations. The level of explanation varies with the simplicity or complexity of the term defined so that more detail is offered for basic terms (for more introductory readers) while less is used to explain more advanced concepts for readers who have more background. In those instances in which it is necessary to use another methodological or statistical term in a definition, that term is cross-referenced and indicated by an asterisk.
Written in a clear, readable style with ample explanations and examples, this dictionary is a must-have reference guide for every social scientist's bookshelf.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
How to Use This Dictionary
Dictionary
Suggestions
