Small modules break the educational material into manageable elements. When combined with the Glossary of Statistical Terms, it provides a complete typical first semester college level course in statistics, but with a much deeper than usual understanding of the logic behind the basic formulae.

Assumes only a High School Algebra mathematical skill level. If you can square something mathematically (or are willing to learn how), you probably have all the tools to master this tutorial, either to help you pass your college statistics course, or to simply make it easier to see why so many so-called "surveys" you see in the media say they are "not a scientific survey"! Why? Because they are BAD SCIENCE! With this tutorial, you'll know why they're "hokey-in-the-pokey".

Written in a friendly, readable style.

Contents of STATISTICS EXPLAINED:
(There are over 90 modules!)

Introduction
Group #1: SOME DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS

• Describing collections of numbers. (Modules 1-6)
• The Normal Curve. (Modules 7-13)

Group #2: SOME INFERENTIAL STATISTICS

• Sampling Distribution of the Mean. (Modules 14-17)
• Tests of a hypothesis about a population mean. (Modules 18-23)
• Sampling distributions based on S-square. (Modules 24-30)
• Some comparisons among Z, t and F. (Modules 31-38)
• Tests of the differences between two means. (Modules 39-47)
• The concept of beta and the power of a test. (Module 48)

Group #3: RELATED MEASURES

• Introduction to correlation and regression. (Modules 49-53)
• More on correlation and regression. (Modules 54-62)
• Tests of related measures. (Modules 63-68)

Group #4: ENUMERATION STATISTICS

• Chi-Square (goodness of fit). (Modules 69-71)

Group #5: ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE (ANOVA)

• Introduction to one-way analysis of variance. (Modules 72-74)
• More on the one-way analysis of variance. (Modules 75-80)
• The two-way analysis of variance. (Modules 81-86)
• More on the two-way analysis of variance. (Modules 87-92)

Final sections:

• Commentary, statistics quiz, tables & glossary (Modules 93-94)
• About the program and its creators. (Modules 95-100)
• Other Animated Software Company products. (Modules 101-107)