Re: one-way ANOVA question

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Re: Bimodal distributions

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Re: Communicating stat results that are large or small numbers to lay audience

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Re: ANOVA with dichotomous dependent variable

results for more than two groups which >> suggests that ANOVA can be liberal in the 2xc case with nominal >> levels of 0.05 being closer to 0.03. >> >> (2) Regression of a 0/1 variable on a continuous predictor is >> Fisher's version of discriminant analysis. What Professor Rubin

Re: Two t tests

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Re: Proper way to correct for multiple comparisons

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