Although there much literature exists around the statistics area, appropriate books that explain and explicate inferential statistics in vast details are not available.
So I put this question here to utilize the experience of other researchers in this area to recommend a comprehensive inferential statistics book for the area of kinesiology and biomechanics.
If I were to teach an applied statistics course in sport science today, I would probably not use a book. Instead, I would use Will Hopkin's comprehensive statistic resource at www.sportsci.org. The Excel based analysis resources are also excellent tools for masters and PhD students.
http://www.sportsci.org/resource/stats/index.html
If I were to teach an applied statistics course in sport science today, I would probably not use a book. Instead, I would use Will Hopkin's comprehensive statistic resource at www.sportsci.org. The Excel based analysis resources are also excellent tools for masters and PhD students.
http://www.sportsci.org/resource/stats/index.html
I suggest you "Statistics for Sport and Exercise Studies : An Introduction" by Peter O'Donoghue.It isn't specific of Kinesiology and Biomechanic Science but there are some examples.
I suggest you "Thomas and Nelson" research method book. also Dr. Kazemnezhad'd new book in farsi could be useful
I find my answers in the book of Andy Field: "Discovering Statistics Using IBM SPSS Statistics". I do part of my statistics with other software, but this book always helps me to find an appropriate method. I think it also exists for R.
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