Quantitative Methods and Inferential Statistics: Capacity and Development for Librarians

Lise Doucette

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Quantitative Methods and Inferential Statistics: Capacity and Development for Librarians. An article from journal Evidence Based Library and Information Practice (Volume 12, Number 2, 2017, pp. 1-186), on Érudit.

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