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Last week I ask for suggestions from the groups in the header
regarding recommendations for a stat tutor (PC based).  What follows
is a compilation of replies with a harty thank you.  While most of
the recommendations were for textbooks, I appreciate every reply.

"Distribution-Free Tests" by: Weave H.R. & Worthinton P.L.
"Statistics" by: William Hays
"Intro to Stats" by: Moore & McCabe
"Inferential Stats" by: Rohatgi

PBS, "Against All Odds" program and text by David Moore
ARCHIE file: "STATU123.ZIP"
CLIFF's "Satistics" (I found this in the OSU bookstore ($27))

And a special thanks to Dr. Larry Grimm who sent me a personal letter
with the following recommendations:
"Statistics Tutor" by: Allen & Pittenger
"Statistical Applications for the Behavioral Sciences" by Larry Grimm


Again, thanks for your considerations in this matter, I will be
checking some of these resources out.

BTW - Text for the class is "Multivariate Data Analysis with
Readings" by: Hair, Anderson, Tatham, and Black.  It's a bit wordy
with no review of simple linear regression or hypothesis testing but
it does have a good explaination of variable charateristics and how
they effect technique choices (nice chart).  554 pages/$59.95
(required).  Additionaly, the professor put together specific course
notes that we are following with expanded examples and data runs.

Regards, ssd

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