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Introduction (A Scientific Approach to Politics)
1. The Definition and Measurement of Concepts
2. Measuring and Describing Variables
3. Creating and Transforming Variables
4. Proposing Explanations, Framing Hypotheses, and Making Comparisons
5. Graphing Relationships and Describing Patterns
6. Research Design, Research Ethics, and Evidence of Causation
7. Making Controlled Comparisons
8. Foundations of Statistical Inference
9. One and Two Sample Hypothesis Tests
10. Chi-Square and Analysis of Variance
11. Correlation and Linear Regression
12. Multiple Regression
13. Analyzing Regression Residuals
14. Logistic Regression
15. Conducting Your Own Political Analysis
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