"Why we don't really know what statistical significance means: Implications for educators"
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2006-09-15T19:29:30ZMetadata
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α levels; (Overlapping) confidence interval; Fisher; Neyman-Pearson; p < α criterion; p values; Statistics; Mathematical statistics; Probabilities; Correlation (Statistics); Statistical hypothesis testingDescription
Raymond Hubbard is the Thomas M. Sheehan Distinguished Professor of Marketing in the College of Business and Public Administration at Drake University. He can be contacted at: raymond.hubbard@drake.eduCollections
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