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This article, created by Gary M. Klass of Illinois State University, contains practical information on teaching statistics to a political science class. The author discusses the numerical data that political scientists...
This module is designed to illustrate differences in family and household composition patterns for different groups based on race/ethnicity and social class. It also serves as a review of key methodological concepts...
Professors of the University of Washington, Bothell Campus, have designed this course that aims to apply scientific and mathematical discovery to social science questions. Students are trained “to conduct surveys,...
This page, created by Mark Plonsky of the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point, gives a description of correlation, Pearson's r, Spearman's rho. There are some scatterplots illustrating the different values of r....
The textbook for this course discusses cross-cultural variations in household structure, as well as changes across time in household structure in the United States. The purpose of this exercise is to examine variations...
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