Title: A Rare Author of Exceptional Clarity
Product review: I was specifically interested in Mario Triola's explanation of the Hypothesis Testing and found him to be clearer than most other authors. Triola's teaching has that rare approach to the reader: anticipating what the reader may erroneously think about something, and then reiterating what is correct, and why. He adds excitement and encouragement to the reader as only a teacher would to a student by writing: "You should study the following example until you thoroughly understand it. Once you do, you will have captured a major concept of statistics." That paragraph, people may argue, is not needed. But this is the difference between terse writing and not. It triggers emotional memory.
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