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Review of Statistical Concepts,This text is written for those who have already had an intermediate level, noncalculus course in statistics. In this chapter we will review certain basic concepts and cover some fine points that may have been overlooked in earlier study. This chapter will also introduce the special notation used in the book, and my own statistical biases.

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Analysis of Variance, One-Way, Fixed Effects,In the simplest version of the . test, the means of two independent groups of scores are compared. The simplest form of the ., or ., is an extension of the . test to the comparison of more than two groups. For example, consider the data in Table 2.1.

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Random Effects,rugs. In some cases, however, the groups or “treatments” themselves may have been selected randomly from a large number of potential treatments. In this chapter we will consider methods for analyzing such data.

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