Page 64 of the book, examples on that page: nothing stated about two-tailed or one-tailed tests, so we don't know which set to look at in Appendix B. For first example, no explanation of why we look at the infinity row, unless it's because N > 120, and in the second example no explanation of why we look at the row for 24, when N=25. This seems as if it ought to be straightforward. Video does not help at all, but the book itself should explain these steps in the same detail as in the first five chapters.
Was reading this book today and marked this same page for the exact same reason. Glad to know I am not the only one that would have appreciated a bit more detail there.
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Page 64 of the book, examples on that page: nothing stated about two-tailed or one-tailed tests, so we don't know which set to look at in Appendix B. For first example, no explanation of why we look at the infinity row, unless it's because N > 120, and in the second example no explanation of why we look at the row for 24, when N=25. This seems as if it ought to be straightforward. Video does not help at all, but the book itself should explain these steps in the same detail as in the first five chapters.
Was reading this book today and marked this same page for the exact same reason. Glad to know I am not the only one that would have appreciated a bit more detail there.