Experimental Design:

Procedures for the Behavioral Sciences

Roger E. Kirk

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Brooks/Cole, 1982 - Social Science - 911 pages

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It must be said that the content is solid, and it must be recognized that this is an enduring classic in experimental methods and statistics. But in this excruciating doorstop, Kirk gives us the ... Read full review

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INTRODUCTION TO BASIC CONCEPTS	1

FUNDAMENTAL ASSUMPTIONS	49

MULTIPLE COMPARISON TESTS	90

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ABCD analysis of covariance analysis of variance ANOVA Assume BL(A cell circularity assumption coefficients column completely randomized design components Computational formulas Computational Procedures data in Table degrees of freedom denoted dependent variable described in Section difference error rate error term estimate evaluate example expected values experiment experimental design model experimental units F ratio F statistic fractional factorial design full rank experimental groups independent interaction Latin square level of significance levels of treatment linear matrix mean squares model approach MSRES MSWCELL MSWG nuisance variable null hypothesis obtained parameters population means random-effects model randomized block design randomly assigned rank experimental design regression model sampling distribution scores split-plot factorial design SSAB SSRES SSTO subjects sum of squares Summary Table Entry test statistic treatment combinations treatment effects treatment levels trend Tukey's type CR-p design type I error vector within-blocks

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Title	Experimental Design: Procedures for the Behavioral Sciences
Author	Roger E. Kirk
Edition	2
Publisher	Brooks/Cole, 1982
Original from	the University of California
Digitized	23 Apr 2008
ISBN	081850286X, 9780818502866
Length	911 pages
Subjects	Social Science › Research Education / Research Psychology / Research & Methodology Psychology / Statistics Science / Research & Methodology Social Science / Research

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