Angielski
The Philosophy and Science of Multivariate Reasoning.....is an insightful book that provides students with a tangible explanation of how critical thinking and statistical analysis are combined in the scientific search for truth. The explanations and analytical methods contained within the book provide students with a sound basis for understanding how logic and critical reasoning are used to derive conclusions, as opposed to speculation and supposition. Chapter 1Introduction Chapter 2 Argument Structures Chapter 3Introduction to Multivariate Reasoning Chapter 4Vertical and Perpendicular Logic Chapter 5Scientific Evaluation Process Chapter 6Proving a Premise with Z ratio Chapter 7Proving a Premise with Student's T Chapter 8Proving a Premise with Chi Square Chapter 9Proving a Premise with Correlations Chapter 10Multivariate Correlations and Discriminant Function Analysis Chapter11Applied Spatial Modeling Chapter12Conclusion and Final Thoughts
