Multiple Regression - Roberts, Aki (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, USA); Roberts, John M. M. (University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, USA)
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Multiple Regression: A Practical Introduction is a text for an advanced undergraduate or beginning graduate course in statistics for social science and related fields. Drawing on decades of teaching this material, the authors present the ideas in an approachable and nontechnical manner, with no expectation that readers have more than a standard introductory statistics course as background. The book includes many interesting example analyses and interpretations, along with exercises.

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Multiple Regression: A Practical Introduction is a text for an advanced undergraduate or beginning graduate course in statistics for social science and related fields. Drawing on decades of teaching this material, the authors present the ideas in an approachable and nontechnical manner, with no expectation that readers have more than a standard introductory statistics course as background. The book includes many interesting example analyses and interpretations, along with exercises.
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Aki Roberts is Associate Professor in the Sociology Department at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Her research focuses on policing, crime statistics, and comparative criminology. She regularly teaches the two undergraduate statistics courses in her department, Soc. 261 (Introduction to Statistical Thinking in Sociology) and Soc. 461 (Multivariate Data Analysis for Social Research), as well as course for MA and and PhD students, Soc, . 761 (Advanced Statistical Methods in Sociology). The manuscript for this book has been class-tested in Soc. 461. John Roberts is Professor and Director of Graduate Studies in the Sociology Department at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. His teaching and research interests are social networks, data analysis, and research methods.