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How to Lie with Statistics
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SKU: 9780140136296
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Uncover the secrets behind misleading statistics with Darrell Huff’s “How to Lie with Statistics.” This insightful guide exposes common statistical tricks used to manipulate data. Learn how to identify biased samples, misleading averages, and deceptive graphs. Perfect for students, researchers, and anyone seeking statistical literacy. ISBN: 9780140136296
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Lalit Kumar Chauhan –
A bit dry at times, but the information is valuable. I found myself questioning every statistic I came across afterward!
Danish Shafi –
Okay book. The writing style wasn’t my favorite, but I learned a few things about data interpretation.
Sorav Khurana –
Essential reading. It gives you a healthy dose of skepticism. You’ll never look at a graph the same way again.
Ayush Chandra –
Changed how I view data presented in the media. Very informative and accessible. I recommend it.
Debesh Misra –
A classic! This book is surprisingly relevant even today. Easy to understand examples. A must-read for anyone consuming data.
Somnath Malik –
An interesting read. It’s made me much more skeptical of the information I see presented. I suggest it.
Yash Tyagi –
Concise and to the point. A great little guide to navigate the world of statistics. Very useful!
Ritesh Raj –
Worth the read. It’s a quick way to learn to be more cautious about the statistics you encounter in daily life.
Rohan Singh –
Simple and effective. Doesn’t require a math degree to understand. Highly recommend for critical thinking skills.
Saksham Khemka –
A bit repetitive, but the message is important. Be aware of how data is being used. Definitely insightful.
Vivek Kumar –
Helpful for understanding basic statistical fallacies. Could use an updated version with more modern examples.
Akash Kaushal –
Not the most exciting read, but definitely useful. I wish I had read this sooner! Clear explanation.
Ayush Kukrele –
Simple and accessible. A good primer on statistical manipulation, even if some examples feel a bit old. I liked it.
Harshna Kad –
A bit outdated, but the core concepts are still relevant. Some examples were hard to relate to.
Roshan J –
Easy to grasp concepts. This book makes a complex topic understandable. I feel much more informed now.
Ishika –
I learned some valuable lessons about spotting misleading data. Not a thrilling read, but worth the time invested.
Rahul Raj –
A good starting point. It inspired me to learn more about statistics. The book gave me great intro.
Nirbhik Kumar Baid –
This book is a great investment in your critical thinking abilities. Well written and easy to understand.
Vaibhav Kumar Arya –
Good intro to the topic. Wish it went deeper. Still, a solid foundation for understanding statistical manipulation. Quick read.
Sourav Saha –
Eye-opening! Showed me how easily statistics can be twisted. Some examples feel a bit dated, but the core principles are timeless.