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Book ORI - gatebook understanding biostatistic epidemiology and MSD method research methods 2 series 13
Details;
The gateway understands epidemiology, biostatistics, and research methods (edition 2, print 2, 2018)
Sopiyudin dahlan.
Print; ISBN 978-602 - 18408-9 - 4
15x24 cm; 275 + xx pages
Heavy	450 grams
Synopsis;
The book consists of one introduction and five chapters. In the introductory section, the author provides a general explanation for the multi-actional diagnosis. This section contains various arguments as to why multi-actional diagnosis is important to understand. The following chapters (chapters two through chapter six) are detailed descriptions of each axis in a multi-axial diagnosis.


The writer suggested that before reading a topic, the reader try first on the subject of training given. Next, readers study the subject under diskussion. After reading the relevant topic, why not try to answer the questions raised at the outset of each topic? The combination of working on practice, reading books, and working on exercises will more optimize readers' understanding of multi-actional diagnosis. 

Table of contents:

Part 1 multi-actional statistical Diagnosis

Chapter 1 of descriptive axial Diagnosis.
A. Understanding and Diagnosis.
B. The consequences of descriptive axial Diagnosis of analysis and hypothesis.
C. The consequences of the descriptive axial Diagnosis of the selection of the large formula of the sample.
D. An example of research with descriptive axial Diagnosis.
Chapter 2 of the correlative axial Diagnosis.
A. Understanding and Diagnosis.
B. The consequences of the correlative axial Diagnosis of analysis.
C. The consequence of the correlative axial Diagnosis of the selection of the large formula of the sample.
D. An example of research with a correlative axial Diagnosis.
Chapter 3 of the comparative axial Diagnosis.
A. Understanding and Diagnosis.
B. The consequences of comparative axial Diagnosis of analysis and hypothesis.
C. The consequences of the comparative axial Diagnosis of the selection of the large formula of the sample.
D. Examples of research with comparative axial Diagnosis.
Chapter 4 multivariate axis Diagnosis
A. Understanding and Diagnosis.
B. The consequences of multivariate axial Diagnosis of analysis and hypothesis.
C. The consequences of the multivariate axial Diagnosis of the selection of large formula samples.
D. A study with multivariate axial Diagnosis.
Section 2 multi-actional substance Diagnosis

Chapter 5 of the Diagnosis of substance axis.
A. Understanding and Diagnosis.
B. The consequences of the Diagnosis of substance axis against ideas and research backgrounds.
C. The consequences of the Diagnosis of substance axis to the selection of research design.
D. The consequences of the Diagnosis of substance axis for naming Pe design