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Social Statistics in Action: A Canadian Introduction

Authors: Andrea M. Noack

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Abstract (English)

Using social issue examples and Canadian data throughout, this engaging introduction to social statistics guides students step-by-step through statistical analysis with plenty of opportunities to practice and apply concepts. Social Statistics in Action will not only show students how statistics can be used as a tool for investigating social issues and inequalities, but will also prepare them to conduct their own analyses.

Abstract (French)

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Details

TypeBook
Author Andrea M. Noack
Publication Year 2018
Title Social Statistics in Action: A Canadian Introduction
Publisher Oxford University Press
City Don Mills, ON
Publication Language English
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Subjects

Population and demographySociety and community

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