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This is a pretty conventional book for a first course in statistics for students in the social and behavioral sciences. Students find it accessible and it is sufficiently comprehensive to meet the needs of most instructors.I would prefer a book that introduced topics in statistical inference after statistical association, but I suspect that this is a preference that is peculiar to me and the way I introduce material, some of which is not included in the book. Moreover, the order in which Levin and Fox introduce topics is the same as used by most other textbooks of this kind.My only serious reservation about the book is the brevity of the section on regression. However, I recognize that introductory courses rarely cover this topic in depth, and many do not even introduce it.All tolled, this is a good text, both informative and student-friendly. It is MUCH less expensive than most statistics texts, a real plus for most students.