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Student workbook cover for "Arguing with Numbers: Statistics for the Social Sciences" by Paul Gingrich, featuring a statistical chart.

Arguing With Numbers–Workbook

Statistics for the Social Sciences

by Paul Gingrich and Victor Thiessen

This book focuses on both constructing-and demolishing-arguments based on numbers. It brings a fresh approach to the study of statistics, one which will have students asking for more rather than avoiding the next statistics course.

This title is out of print

  • January 1993
  • ISBN: 9781895686449
  • 178 pages

About the book

This book focuses on both constructing-and demolishing-arguments based on numbers. It brings a fresh approach to the study of statistics, one which will have students asking for more rather than avoiding the next statistics course.

Research & Theory

Authors

Paul Gingrich

Victor Thiessen

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