t these three approaches.
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Hi,
We have just completed the website for our research methods textbook: Educational
Research: Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches, by Burke Johnson and Larry
Christensen. The site should be useful to teachers and students regardless of whether
you use our textbook.
The site includes 16
Thanks for your replies, I have 5 minutes to reply to some of your comments because my
wife and friends are waiting for me to get home so we can go to New Orleans.
1. I agree with Joe that the term "dummy" in dummy coding is a rather dumb term to use
for indicator variables. The terms is widely
ng effects coding rather than dummy coding in the factorial case. Do you know if
the choice of dummy or effects coding matters for a main effects only model with
multiple categorical and quantitatively scaled predictor variables?
Thanks in advance,
Burke Johnson
I suspect most readers (including myself) would prefer the more simple and clear terms
"explained variance" and "unexplained variance." I suggest leaving the term
alienation to Karl Marx's Political-Economy.
Burke Johnson