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Exploring categorical data
The language of variation: Variables
Representing a categorical variable with graphs
Representing two categorical variables
Statistics for two categorical variables
Exploring one-variable quantitative data: Percentiles, z-scores, and the normal distribution
Percentiles
Z-scores
Density curves
Normal distributions and the empirical rule
Normal distribution calculations
Exploring one-variable quantitative data: Displaying and describing
Representing a quantitative variable with dot plots
Representing a quantitative variable with histograms and stem plots
Describing the distribution of a quantitative variable
Comparing distributions of a quantitative variable
Exploring two-variable quantitative data
Representing the relationship between two quantitative variables
Correlation
Residuals
Least-squares regression
Analyzing departures from linearity
Exploring one-variable quantitative data: Summary statistics
Measuring center in quantitative data
More on mean and median
Measuring variability in quantitative data
Effects of linear transformations
More on standard deviation (optional)
Graphical representations of summary statistics
Collecting data
Introduction to planning a study
Potential problems with sampling
Random sampling and data collection
Introduction to experimental design
Inference and experiments
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