Books
- A Data-Based Approach to Statistics (1994)
- A Data-Based Approach to Statistics: Concise Version (1995)
- "Modern Business Statistics" with W. J. Conover, 2e (1989)
- "Modern Business Statistics" with W. J. Conover, (1983)
- "Introduction to Modern Business Statistics" with W. J. Conover, (1983)
- "A Modern Approach to Statistics" with W. J. Conover, (1983)
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