Statistics Play-by-Play: Laboratory Experiments for Elementary Statistics

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Copyright: 2013

Pages: 100

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Statistics Play-by-Play: Laboratory Experiments for Elementary Statistics features twelve comprehensive laboratory experiments for the increasingly popular laboratory-based introductory statistics course.  

Statistics Play-by-Play includes classroom tested and proven experiments ranging from sampling a population to using regression for prediction to inference for a population proportion.

Available in print and eBook formats, Statistics Play-by-Play: Laboratory Experiments for Elementary Statistics:

  • Includes introductions, questions for thought, materials, methods, results, and references for all laboratory exercises.
  • Integrates Reality Check vignettes that reinforce important concepts and help apply concepts to real life for today’s students.
  • Features perforated results and discussion questions sheets to notate the results of laboratory exercises and encourages students to apply the results to real-world scenarios.

Are You Smarter Than a Random Number Generator?
Lab 1: Sampling a Population

Got Data?
Lab 2: Exploring Data with Graphical Displays and Numerical Summaries

A Foodie's Dilemma
Lab 3: Variability Due to the Measuring Instrument

You Seem So Distant
Lab 4: Using Regression for Prediction

Will I Stay or Will I Go?
Lab 5: An Application of Probability Distributions

Just Bead It
Lab 6: A Binomial Experiment

Some "Mean" Distributions
Lab 7: The Sampling Distribution of the Sample Mean

Purely a Matter of Taste
Lab 8: Inference for a Population Proportion

Exercise ... a Tribute to the Heart
Lab 9: Inference for a Population Mean

Are You Giving Me the Silent Treatment?
Lab 10: Comparing Two Population Means with Dependent Samples

So Strong and Yet so Soft
Lab 11: Comparing Two Population Means with Independent Samples

Is That Fair Play?
Lab 12: Randomization Test to Compare Population Proportions

Maureen Petkewich
Donald Edwards

eBook Version

You will receive access to this electronic text via email after using the shopping cart above to complete your purchase.

Statistics Play-by-Play: Laboratory Experiments for Elementary Statistics features twelve comprehensive laboratory experiments for the increasingly popular laboratory-based introductory statistics course.  

Statistics Play-by-Play includes classroom tested and proven experiments ranging from sampling a population to using regression for prediction to inference for a population proportion.

Available in print and eBook formats, Statistics Play-by-Play: Laboratory Experiments for Elementary Statistics:

  • Includes introductions, questions for thought, materials, methods, results, and references for all laboratory exercises.
  • Integrates Reality Check vignettes that reinforce important concepts and help apply concepts to real life for today’s students.
  • Features perforated results and discussion questions sheets to notate the results of laboratory exercises and encourages students to apply the results to real-world scenarios.

Are You Smarter Than a Random Number Generator?
Lab 1: Sampling a Population

Got Data?
Lab 2: Exploring Data with Graphical Displays and Numerical Summaries

A Foodie's Dilemma
Lab 3: Variability Due to the Measuring Instrument

You Seem So Distant
Lab 4: Using Regression for Prediction

Will I Stay or Will I Go?
Lab 5: An Application of Probability Distributions

Just Bead It
Lab 6: A Binomial Experiment

Some "Mean" Distributions
Lab 7: The Sampling Distribution of the Sample Mean

Purely a Matter of Taste
Lab 8: Inference for a Population Proportion

Exercise ... a Tribute to the Heart
Lab 9: Inference for a Population Mean

Are You Giving Me the Silent Treatment?
Lab 10: Comparing Two Population Means with Dependent Samples

So Strong and Yet so Soft
Lab 11: Comparing Two Population Means with Independent Samples

Is That Fair Play?
Lab 12: Randomization Test to Compare Population Proportions

Maureen Petkewich
Donald Edwards