Understanding Statistics and Experimental Design: How to Not Lie with Statistics (Learning Materials in Biosciences)
by Michael H. Herzog, Gregory Francis, Aaron Clarke
Understanding Statistics and Experimental Design offers a foundational guide to statistical thinking and experimental design in the biosciences. Its central focus is responsible interpretation: learning how statistics can clarify evidence, how experiments can be structured, and how misleading conclusions can be avoided.
About This Book
Understanding Statistics and Experimental Design introduces core ideas in statistics and experimental design.
Written for learning in the biosciences, it focuses on how data should be interpreted and presented.
The book emphasizes avoiding misleading uses of statistics and developing a more careful approach to scientific evidence.
It is suited to readers seeking foundational guidance in statistical thinking and experimental practice.
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