Titlebook: Elements of Statistics for the Life and Social Sciences; Braxton M. Alfred Textbook 1987 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1987 Base.Logic.Mat

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Introduction, data are exclusively the subject of analysis. The reasons for this are legion but two important ones are: (1) All the necessary logic and decision concepts can be developed without diverting attention to matters that are of secondary importance in the research activity, and (2) historically, and in

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The Logic of Scientific Argument,arguments is that the conclusion contains no more information than that which is given in the premises. The conclusion simply restates the information in the premises. Giere (1984), on whom this disucssion depends heavily, defines a good inductive argument as.. An argument is a good inductive argume

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Topics in Hypothesis Testing,y a reminder. The hypothesis has produced a prediction and we are confident that if the hypothesis is false then the prediction will not be observed. In this chapter we shall be focussing attention on the prediction. Specifically we shall ask whether observations in the world are consistent with the

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Summary and Conclusions,here is only the suggestion of materials—that comes much later. Even the overall outline of the edifice is little more than a few shaky scratches—hinting at the thing to come. Many more versions will be proposed before delivering the concept to the draftsmen. Anthropologists have spent a great deal

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Managing the New Public Servicest kinship systems, archaeologists count tool types, linguists count phonemes, etc. It is required only to know whether an observation is: a sickled or normal red cell, Hawaiian or other kinship, Folsom or other point, vowel or not, etc. A primitive level of measurement is adequate to support powerful and sensitive decision making.