Statistics primer for Social Sciences? I'm a Psychology Major intending to take University level Statistics starting in the Fall. 
As I'm a mature student, I've been out of school for about 7 years, and it's been at least that long since I've done any Math related work at any level.
I'm wondering if anyone can suggest some decent books that would be an appropriate primer for someone re-entering Math from a Social Science standpoint? Basically, I'm looking for something to give me a head start on getting back into Math after such a long time away from it, in hopes of not failing my Statistics courses ^^;
Thanks!

A lot of social sciences involves statistics and probability. Here is a list of books that may help.
