Fred Pyrczak

Statistics with a Sense of Humor (eBook, PDF)

A Humorous Workbook & Guide to Study Skills

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

The self-correcting, riddle-based worksheets in this book provide students with a fun way to practice their newly acquired skills. In addition, over 40 humorously illustrated study guides give students valuable tips and advice, ranging from tips for using calculators to time-management skills.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 136
• Erscheinungstermin: 13. September 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781351968157
• Artikelnr.: 45971278

Autorenporträt

Fred Pyrczak

Inhaltsangabe

Worksheets
1. Math Review: Order of Operations
2. Math Review: Negatives
3. Math Review: Rounding
4. Math Review: Decimals
5. Math Review: Fractions and Decimals
6. Math Review: Algebraic Manipulations
7. Frequency Distribution and Cumulative Frequencies
8. Polygon
9. Three Averages: Computations
10. Medians from Frequency Distributions
11. Averaging Means
12. Averages: Concepts
13. Range, Standard Deviation, and Variance
14. Unbiased Estimate of Standard Deviation
15. Standard Deviation: Concepts
16. Quartile Deviation
17. Standard Scores
18. Transformed Standard Scores
19. Areas Under the Normal Curve: I
20. Areas Under the Normal Curve: II
21. Areas Under the Normal Curve: III
22. Percentile Ranks
23. Pearson r: Computations
24. Pearson r: Interpretation: I
25. Pearson r: Interpretation: II
26. Spearman's Rank-Order Correlation
27. Multiple Linear Correlation: Two Predictors
28. Linear Regression
29. Linear Regression and Standard Error of Estimate
30. Descriptive and Correlational Concepts: Review
31. Probability
32. Sampling Concepts
33. Standard Error of the Mean
34. Confidence Interval for the Mean: Large n
35. Confidence Interval for the Mean: Small n
36. Null Hypothesis and Types of Errors
37. z Test: Population Mean Known
38. t Test: Independent Data: I
39. t Test: Interpretation
40. t Test: Independent Data: II
41. t Test: Independent Data: III
42. t Test: Dependent Data: I
43. t Test: Dependent Data: II
44. t Test: Dependent Data: III
45. Significance of the Difference Between Variances: I
46. Significance of the Difference Between Variances: II
47. Significance of a Pearson r
48. One-Way ANOVA: I
49. One-Way ANOVA: II
50. One-Way ANOVA: III
51. Chi Square: Goodness of Fit
52. Chi Square: Homogeneity and Independence: I
53. Chi Square: Homogeneity and Independence: II
54. Wilcoxon's Matched-Pairs Test: I
55. Wilcoxon's Matched-Pairs Test: II
56. Mann-Whitney U Test: I
57. Mann-Whitney U Test: II
58. Nonparametric and Parametric Tests: Concepts
59. Course Review: Classification of Statistics
60. Course Review: Vocabulary
Key to Odd-Numbered Items
Appendix A: Basic Math Review
Study Skills
Read the Introduction to the Textbook
Calculator Tips
Mental Estimates of Answers
Exchange Phone Numbers
Uses of Statistics
Study Group in Statistics
Graph Paper
Tutor in Statistics
Study Cards
Stumped by a Formula?
Active Listening
Examine Data Before Computing
Absent from Class?
Class Notes in Statistics
Review of Study Skills: I
Computer Tips
Anxiety and Stress in Statistics
Goals for Study Sessions
Mental Estimates: Pearson r
Weekend Study: Time and Goals
Recognizing Unreasonable Answers
Exam Preparation
Upper-case, Lower-case Symbols
Vocabulary in Statistics
Computers: Textbook Example
Helping Other Students
Understanding Ratios and Fractions
Asking Questions in Class
Preparing for an Office Visit
Structure and Sequence in Statistics
Review of Study Skills: II
Reading a Textbook on Statistics
Pencils and Highlighter
Timed Tests in Statistics: I
Finding Careless Errors
Reviewing Class Notes
Time Management
Organizing Materials
Final Exam Preparation
Greek Letters
Timed Tests in Statistics: II
Decision Making and Statistics
Lifestyle
Course Review
Effort vs. Luck
No Magic Solutions