Reviews for Instructor's manual to accompany Understanding statistics in the behavioral sciences, 5th edition

The average rating for Instructor's manual to accompany Understanding statistics in the behavioral sciences, 5th edition based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2008-04-28 00:00:00 Chris Ford Not a book for everyone. This is a book for which I typically would not write a review, but I think there are some interesting principles of theory here. If you are someone who is going to conduct a study, understand analysis of variance, or someone who just can't stand to see the title of a book without reading it; then this book is for you. This is actually an easy read for a complex topic. The authors' present the information in a simple and broken down manner with examples that illustrate their points. The diagrams, tables, and practices allow the reader to digest the information presented and test their knowledge. But I would warn that this is a book that may require someone to discuss the concepts with in order to ensure proper understanding. I would be interested in discussing with someone how the principles of a multi-faceted design, along with the sources of variance and their interactions, may be drawn into a real world scenario. And how might these principles assist us in our daily lives if we were able to apply them to our daily assumptions, reactions, understandings, etc. to the situations before us.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-10-06 00:00:00 Joseph Krzeminski I had to read this book for a class, and normally I don't include those books in with my "reading for pleasure" books. But this was a very good book. It is a real look inside the lives of men and women in Cairo. Even though it was an assignment, I enjoyed reading this book very much.