ISBN: 979-8-9985722-0-3

Title: Statistics in Criminal Justice: Theories, Methodologies, and Statistical Analysis

Author: Donald Campbell, PhD

About the Book: 

The first edition represents the way the information and material in the textbook is represented.

Students will easily understand the material and they will have the opportunity to ensure success in learning the information. Each chapters have a conclusion and discussion questions at the end.

The edition has information of how to write a proposal step by step, different methods of data analysis, statistics, levels of measurement, types of research, explain population and sampling, drifting research questions and hypothesis that aligned with the methods of analysis selected. The edition also serves students at all levels from 9-12 thru AA, BS, BA, EDD and PHD studies.

About the Author:

Donald Campbell, Ph.D, is an Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice and Educational Leadership at TAMIU and Saint Thomas University.

Dr. Campbell is a retired Probation and Parole Officer. Areas of interest and research includes criminology, Juvenile Justice, Capital Punishment, criminal punishment, and social justice. Previous publication includes Juvenile Justice Case Processing at all stages of Juvenile case processing.