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Joel Best Howard Wainer Gerd Gigerenzer Jane Miller Michael Blastland Uri Bram Kaiser Fung Gerald Bracey John Paulos

 

 

 

These authors have written popular (trade) books that are a major influence on statistical literacy. 

  •   Joel Best (shown above) has written on the production of statistics as a social process.  

  •   Howard Wainer has written on statistics and graphs.

  •   Gerd Gigerenzer has written on risk and conditional probability.

  •   Michael Blastland has written on statistical innumeracy in the UK.  ** New book in 2013 **

  •   Jane Miller has written on the use and misuse of English in writing about numbers.

  •   Uri Braun has written on statistics and statistical illiteracy.  ** New book in 2014 **

  •   Kaiser Fung has written Numbersense and Numbers Rule Your World.

  •   Gerald Bracey has written extensively on education and education research.

  •   John Allen Paulos has written on innumeracy in various forms.

EIGHT FEATURED POPULAR AUTHORS

BEST

WAINER

GIGERENZER

BRACEY

Blastland

MILLER

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BRAM

PAULOS

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