books by Richard P. Runyon (statistics behavioral inference)

books by Richard P. Runyon

books:

Fundamentals of Social Statistics, Third Edition
Kirk W. Elifson, Richard P. Runyon, ...

McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages, 1997

This text provides a complete introduction to a wide variety of statistical techniques frequently used in the social and behavioral sciences. Adapted from the best-selling behavioral science statistics text, Fundamentals of Behavioral Statistics by Runyon and Haber, Elifson’s text provides the reader with an general introduction, an overview of descriptive statistics, and complete coverage of inferential statistics. Many examples of ...

Fundamentals of Behavioral Statistics

3 reviews
Richard P. Runyon, Kay A. Coleman, ...

McGraw Hill Higher Education, 1999

Really good
A unique introductory book in statistics. The hallmark of this book is nodoubt the clarity of detailed explanations of fundamental statistical concepts. A lot of invaluable material and explanantions here not to be found in other textbooks on statistics! Highlights that spring to my mind are the excellent treatments of averages, correlation and regression, and hypothesis testing. A very important ...

Fundamentals of Behavioral Statistics
Richard P. Runyon and Audrey Haber

Random House, 1984

School textbook. Statistics is one of most widely used tools in the behavioral, social, medical, and physical sciences. This textbook teaches the process for collecting and analyzing data and making decisions or inferences based upon these analyses.

Fundamentals of Behavioral Statistics
Audrey Haber Richard P. Runyon

Addison-Wesley, 1971

hardcover

Fundamentals of Behavioural Research
Pietro Badia, Richard P. Runyon

Longman Higher Education, 1982

Learning to conduct your own research projects and become a critical consumer of everyday research-related information with FUNDAMENTALS OF BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH. This easy-to-follow and practical textbook provides numerous examples from the real world (as well as from many different areas of psychology), actual media reports with critical thinking questions, and case studies that provide insight into how a researcher "thinks through" issues of ...

Winning With Statistics: A Painless First Look at Numbers, Ratios, Percentages, Means, and Inference

1 review
Richard P. Runyon

Addison-Wesley Pub (Sd), 1977

Knowledge that every citizen should have
It is surprisingly easy to lie with statistics while telling the truth. Simple tactics such as using the mean versus the median to determine the "average" of the data can lead to dramatic differences in the conclusions. By selectively expanding or shrinking aspects of a chart, it is possible to emphasize or de-emphasize particular aspects of a data set. Finally, by neglecting the context of the ...