23 research outputs found
Type I Error Of Four Pairwise Mean Comparison Procedures Conducted As Protected And Unprotected Tests
Type I error control accuracy of four commonly used pairwise mean comparison procedures, conducted as protected or unprotected tests, is examined. If error control philosophy is experimentwise, Tukey’s HSD, as an unprotected test, is most accurate and if philosophy is per-experiment, Dunn-Bonferroni, conducted as an unprotected test, is most accurate
Barnette, J. Jackson, Naturalistic Study of Project Interagency Linkages: The Linkage Case Study, Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis, 5( Winter, 1983), 473-483.
Provides a case study of an evaluation project of interagency linkages
New directions for evaluation
Publ. comme no 99, fall 2003 de la revue New directions for evaluationBibliogr. Ã la fin des textesIndex: p. 85-8