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| elementary statistics in criminal justice research 2: Elementary Statistics in Criminal Justice Research James Alan Fox, Jack Levin, David Robert Forde, 2009 Adapted from the best-selling text, Elementary Statistics in Social Research, 8/e, this text provides a broad and accessible introduction to statistics for criminal justice students. |
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