Textbook of Applied Biostatistics in Health Sciences

Description

Graduate students in the social and health sciences may learn the fundamentals they need to estimate, analyze, present, and publish statistical models using the Textbook of Applied Biostatistics in Health Sciences. The book focuses on social and health science areas where students bring a wide variety of mathematical abilities and methodological affinities, such as human development, public health, sociology, psychology, education, and social work. For these students, a good statistics course will not only provide statistical material but will also aid in developing an understanding of how statistical approaches may address some of the research problems they are particularly interested in. This is a fantastic presentation of experience training and supervising health sciences researchers. The usual applications of research methodology and statistics are covered in this book, which also explains mathematical concepts and computations in a clear and approachable manner. Written in a clear, intelligible style that includes graphics. For example, this book can be helpful to researchers, instructors, and students.