The Data Analyst’s Guide to Cause and Effect
An Introduction to Causal Inference in Practice
Benjamin Grant Purzycki author Theiss Bendixen author
Format:Paperback
Publisher:SAGE Publications Inc
Publishing:14th Jan '27
£40.99
This title is due to be published on 14th January, and will be despatched as soon as possible.

The Data Analyst′s Guide to Cause and Effect offers a clear, practical roadmap built around the EEESI workflow—Estimand, Estimator, Estimate, Simulation-based Inference. This book provides a systematic approach to defining, estimating, and validating causal effects, allowing readers to learn to apply modern techniques and move beyond simple associations to make credible causal inferences that inform theory, policy, and practice.
The Data Analyst’s Guide to Cause and Effect offers an excellent, comprehensive, yet accessible introduction to causal inference. With a light-hearted approach, it opens up a new perspective for those accustomed to traditional statistical analysis, shedding light on crucial aspects of data interpretation. From selecting the right controls to estimating causal effects and even tackling advanced topics like missing data and the intricacies of multilevel modeling, this book is an invaluable guide for analysts seeking to move beyond mere correlation.
-- Julia RohrerThe Data Analyst′s Guide offers a strongly application-focused introduction to causal inference and is an effective tool for getting data analysts into the world of causal inference and immediately into a workable project. -- Nicholas Huntington-Klein
A small book that empowers readers with big ideas and the skills to use them. -- Richard McElreath
This is a clear and readable book with broad coverage of many ideas and methods in causal inference. -- Andrew Ge
ISBN: 9798348848712
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 200g
168 pages