Statistical Reasoning for Everyday Life

Key differences between 5th and 4th editions

• Time lapse between previous and latest publications: 4 years (2013 vs 2017).
• The first edition of Statistical Reasoning was published in 2000.
• A quick look at the Table of Contents (see Difference between 5th and 4th editions above) shows that all of the Fourth edition's chapters and sections appear in the Fifth edition.
• The Fifth ed. offers many new Tech-Specific Video Tutorials videos, examples, case studies, and problems.
• Many new Focus topics:
• Quartiles.
• Can revamping the way in which Consumer Price Index is calculated help the national debt?
• How to compute confidence intervals using the t-Distribution.
• t-Distribution use in hypothesis testing.