Fundamental Statistics for Behavioral Sciences

by Robert B. McCall

This text takes a traditional approach to teaching the basic statistical concepts and methods used in behavioral research. McCall emphasizes building an understanding of the logic of statistics rather than stressing the mechanics. Similarly, the data for computational problems has been kept simple, so students can focus on the rationale and outcome of techniques instead of the calculations themselves. Behavioral research issues are built into the problems and exercises.

Genres: Psychology

495 pages, Hardcover

First published February 1, 1990

Reviews

[Shannon · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not too fond of statistics myself, but If you have to learn it this book explains everything pretty well. Can't give it more than three stars simply because I don't like the subject matter.