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| innumeracy.com | ||
| This site contains a wealth of essays concerning inductive (especially statistical) reasoning. ( http://www.innumeracy.com ) | ||
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| Statistics Every Writer Should Know | ||
| This site contains an introduction to several important concepts of statistical reasoning. ( http://nilesonline.com/stats ) | ||
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| Using Statistics | ||
| A fairly clear discussion of statistical concepts including some helpful graphs, charts, etc. ( http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/research/r_stats.html ) | ||
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| Inductive Arguments | ||
| A simple review of various patterns of inductive reasoning and the informal fallacies associated with them. ( http://webpages.shepherd.edu/maustin/rhetoric/inductiv.htm ) | ||
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| The Gallup Organization | ||
| Explore the world of statistical reasoning and political polling. There are many good resources here for critical study. ( http://www.gallup.com ) | ||
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