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This text helps students develop an understanding of an often difficult topic with an informative, pleasant and clear approach. The author Neil J. Salkind manages to carry out the students through the various statistical procedures, beginning with a historical introduction to the statistics and the graphic representation of the data, and ending with the analysis of variance. The book provides examples using the SPSS software and includes reviews of measurement topics, such as reliability, validity and also non-parametric introductory statistics.
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Vittorio Orlando was Italy’s Prime Minister at the end of World War One<span>. As Italy had fought on the side of the Allies, Orlando fully expected that Italy would be treated as an equal at </span>Versailles<span>. He was wrong. The other winning leaders – </span>Lloyd George<span>, </span>Georges Clemenceau<span> and </span>Woodrow Wilson<span>, held Orlando at arms length and Italy’s treatment at </span>Versailles<span> was taken up by the then unknown </span>Mussolini<span> as a sign of how weak the Italian government was.</span>
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Sanitizing kills bacteria on surfaces using chemicals. It is not intended to kill viruses. ... Disinfecting kills viruses and bacteria on surfaces using chemicals. Yes, EPA registers products that disinfect.
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- Not all land was suitable for the growth of cotton.
- Because they wanted to win the right to vote.
- It would help in the fight for gender equality.
- It brought slaves to the North where slavery had been abolished.
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