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Top 10 Best "Controversy" Books
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Controversy in the ClassroomDiana E. HessBooks |
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Nutrition Frances Sizer
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With more than 1 million users, NUTRITION: CONCEPTS AND CONTROVERSIES remains the nutrition text of choice for majors and non-majors alike. Packed with practical applications and powerful resources, the exciting new eleventh edition equips you with a thorough understanding of important nutrition concepts and tools to make informed and responsible decisions about your own nutrition. Known for its clear explanations that show relevance to readers, the text helps students of all backgrounds learn the basics of nutrition--from being good consumers to understanding the science of nutrition. It is packed with practical applications that support quantitative learning skills, critical-thinking skills, and behavior change. The authors quickly draw you into the study of nutrition through a number of innovative learning tools, including captivating chapter opening "Do You Ever" sections, "Food Feature" and "Consumer Corner" sections, integrated "Key Points," and end-of-chapter "Controversies." An exciting new CengageNOW™ resource site provides a variety of learning aids, including the uniq... |
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Controversy (Arabesque)Adrianne ByrdBooks |
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Controversy Judith J. Pula
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Morality and Moral Controversies John Arthur
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The Christological Controversy (Sources of Early Christian Thought) Richard A. Norris
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Thomas Jefferson and Sally HemingsAnnette Gordon-ReedBooks |
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AgingHarry R. MoodyBooks |
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King James Only Controversy, TheJames WhiteBooks |
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Eric Bischoff Eric Bischoff
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This is a statistics book for readers interested in ideas rather than technique. It presents, in a non-technical form, the most important statistical concepts as they are applied in public policy, the human sciences, and everyday life. It is designed to give non-mathematical readers critical insight into the uses and misuses of numbers and quantitative arguments, which are increasingly prevalent in fields ranging from sociology to medicine to literary analysis. The goal is not to train statisticians, but to present statistics as a useful tool for clear thinking in personal and professional life. The third edition has been revised and updated, placing more emphasis on giving students hands-on experience with data. Chapters 4 and 5 have been reorganized into a more logical arrangement. Many new examples and exercises have been added.
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Statistics David S. Moore
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Confronting The ControversiesAdam HamiltonBooks |
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