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Using social issue examples and Canadian data throughout, this engaging introduction to social statistics guides students step-by-step through statistical analysis with plenty of opportunities to practice and apply concepts. Social Statistics in Action will not only show students how statistics can be used as a tool for investigating social issues and inequalities, but will also prepare them to conduct their own analyses.
This text investigates how statistical analysis serves as a primary tool for examining social issues and systemic inequalities. Andrea M. Noack, an academic expert in the field, utilizes Canadian data sets to provide a structured framework for students. The book emphasizes a practical approach, moving beyond theoretical abstraction to ensure readers can apply statistical methods to real-world social phenomena.
What You Will Find
Instructors frequently cite this text as a highly accessible entry point for undergraduate students who may lack a strong mathematical background. The focus on local data and social application makes it a standard resource for introductory sociology courses.
Page Count:
1
Publication Date:
2018-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press Academic Canada
ISBN-10:
0199015228
ISBN-13:
9780199015221
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