David J Bartholomew was a professor of statistics at the London School of Economics. He is now retired.
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Introduction: Before We Begin Chapter 1: Picturing Variability Chapter 2: Interpreting Variability Chapter 3: Three Standard Distributions Chapter 4: Summarising Variation Chapter 5: The Analysis of Variation Chapter 6: Covariation Chapter 7: Sampling Chapter 8: Introduction to the Ideas of Inference Chapter 9: Sampling Distributions and More on Inference Chapter 10: Inference about Averages Chapter 11: Binary Data Chapter 12: Goodness of fit Chapter 13: Unobserved Variables Chapter 14: Retrospect Apendix
Bartholomew brings a wealth of experience to this book, explaining all of the most fundamental concepts in statistics with insight but without technicalities. This is an excellent read for the learner or the teacher, to establish or reinforce a proper understanding of what statistics is really all about. -- Neil Sheldon