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Cross-validation 577—580 see also Regression
Crossed factors 389—390
Cumming, G. 146 731
Cumulative probability function 101
Dallal, G.E. 592 741
Dalton, S. 428 731
Davenport, J.M. 369 731
Davis, J. 436 443 740
Dawes, R.M. 483 731
DeCarlo, L.T. 32 732
Degrees of freedom (df) 142
Delaney, H.D. 220 428 723 736 741
Deleted prediction 544 see
Deleted residual 545 see
Density function 100
Denton, J.Q. 217 729
DeShon, R.P. 548 731
DFBETAS 546—547 see
DFFITS 546 see
Diaconis, P. 494 732
DiCecco, J.V. 376 444 737
Dickinson, R.G. 370 732
Digram balanced design 474—476 see Latin
Dill, C.A. 428 736
Direct effects see Regression
Distributions, binomial 75—78
Distributions, binomial, mean and variance derived 652
Distributions, bivariate normal distribution 489—591
Distributions, chi square 173—175
Distributions, chi square, additive property of 174
Distributions, chi square, defined 174
Distributions, chi square, tests of independence and goodness-of-fit 173
Distributions, chi square, tests of, and confidence intervals for variance 174—178
Distributions, F distribution, defined 179
Distributions, F distribution, properties of 179—181
Distributions, Gaussian 721
Distributions, mixed-normal distribution 111
Distributions, normal distribution, defined 103
Distributions, normal distribution, graphic check for normality 32—33 287 541
Distributions, normal distribution, standardized normal deviate 103
Distributions, normal distribution, standardized normal distribution 103
Distributions, normal distribution, tests for 185 287
Distributions, probability 62—67
Distributions, relations among 185—186
Distributions, univariate 10
Dixon, W.J. 12 30 734
Donaldson, T.S. 217 731
Donovan, S.S. 436 740
Dot density plot 112 194
Dot plot see Dot density plot
Draper, N.R. 532 542 598 726 731
Dummy coding see Coding of categorical variables
Dummy variables see Coding of categorical variables
Duncan, D.B. 255 731
Dunlap, W.P. 121 735
Dunn — Bonferroni method see Contrasts among means
Dunn — Sidak method see Contrasts among means
Dunn, O.J. 245 249 501 731 732
Dunnett's T3 test see Contrasts among means
Dunnett's test for comparing treatment groups with a control see Contrasts among means
Dunnett, C.W. 252 255 732
Durbin — Watson statistic 533 541—542 see
D’Agostino, R.B. 185 731
D’Agostino, R.B., Jr. 185 731
Ecological correlations see Correlation
Edgell, S.E. 492—493 732
Edwards, A.L. 324 734
Effect coding see Coding of categorical variables
effect size 7
Effect size in mixed ANOVA 394—396
Effect size in multifactor ANOVA 315—318
Effect size in one-factor ANOVA 208—212
Effect size in one-factor ANOVA for unequal-n designs 211—212
Effect size in repeated-measures ANOVA 348—349
Effect size, Cohen's f and 210—211 316—318 588—591
Effect size, Cohen's guidelines for size of effect, ANOVA 209
Effect size, Cohen's guidelines for size of effect, ANOVA, comparing pairs of means 146
Effect size, Cohen's guidelines for size of effect, ANOVA, correlation 46 491
Effect size, Cohen's guidelines for size of effect, ANOVA, multiple regression 589
Effect size, comparing two means, (, Cohen's d) 145—146 156 210 722
Effect size, confidence intervals for see the Supplementary Materials folder of the CD
Effect size, contrasted with p values 146—147
Effect size, eta squared, 200 316
Effect size, omega squared, 208—209 316
Effect size, partial omega squared 316
Effect size, raw 145
Effect size, shrunken squared multiple R 200—201
Effect size, squared multiple R 200—201
Effect size, standardized 145—146
Efficiency 6 347—348 384 464—465
Efron, B. 179 494 496 732
Elashoff, J.D. 30 432 732
Elashoff, R.M. 30 732
Elementary event see Event
Emerson, J.D. 223 732
Epsilon-adjusted F test 357—361
Epstein, S. 263 732
Erdfelder, E. 149 732
Error mean square 195
Error term in ANOVA 204
Error variance 5—6 197—198
Estimators of population parameters, choice of 110—111
Estimators of population parameters, consistent estimators 78 109
Estimators of population parameters, efficient estimators 110
Estimators of population parameters, properties of 108—110
Estimators of population parameters, unbiased estimators 109
Eta squared, 200
Events see also Probability
Events, conditional 69—70
Events, elementary 68
Events, event classes 68
Events, exhaustive 70—71
Events, independent 70
Events, joint 68
Events, mutually exclusive 70—71
Events, unions of 9
Expected mean squares (EMS) see Analysis of variance
Expected mean squares (EMS), rules for obtaining 368 392—394
Expected value 79 102 649—652
Experiment 3
Externally Studentized residual 544—545 see
F distribution see Distributions
Falk, R.F. 46 732
Familywise error rate (FWE) see Contrasts among means
Faul, F. 149 732
Feldt, L.S. 217 335 355 358 414 428 732 734 735
Fenz, W. 263 732
Fienberg, S.E. 173 730 732
Finch, S. 146 731
Finn, J. 501 586—587 737
Fisher 2 transform 492 725—726
Fisher — Hayter test see Contrasts among means
Fisher's LSD test see Contrasts among means
Fisher, D.M. 111 734
Fisher, R.A. 252 732
Five-point summary 13
Fixed-effects variable 192
Fixed-effects variable as opposed to random-effects variables 202 371—372
Fliess, J.L. 173 732
Flory, J.D. 4 738
Forster, K.I. 370 732
Forsythe, A.B. 161 185 222 224 226 257 287 723 730
Forward selection 591—592 see also Regression
Fouladi, R.T. 146 585—586 740
Fox, J. 531
Friedman's chi square test 372
Friedman, M. 372 732
Full model 416
Furby, L. 403 731
FWE (familywise error) see Contrasts among means
| G1, a measure of skewness 29—30
G2, a measure of kurtosis 31
Games — Howell test see Contrasts among means
Games, P.A. 222—223 251 252 733
Gary, H.E., Jr. 358 733
Gasko, M. 25, 29 32 739
Gatsonis, C. 589 733
Gatti, G.G. 723 733
Gaussian distribution 731 see
Geisser, S. 358—359 733
General linear model 614—637 see
Glass, G.V. 722 733
Gold, R.Z. 507 736
Goldstein, H. 551
Gong, G. 179
Goodman, L.A. 508—510 733
Gottman, M. 522 738
Govern, D.M. 224 729
GPOWER. 149—150 215 318—319 396—397 491 725
Graf, R.G. 587 729
Greco-Latin square designs 476-477 see Latin
Greenhouse — Geisser adjustment 358 361
Greenhouse, S.W. 358—359 733
Greitemeyer, T. 436 729
Gremmen, F. 473 738
Grissom, R.J. 156 225 733
Groups-within-treatments design 436—449 see Hierarchical
Gump, B.B. 4 738
Guthrie, E.H. 250 733
H-spread (interhinge distance) 16—19
Han, C. 333 736
Hansen, R.S. 163 737
Harlow, L.L. 212 733 740
Harmonic mean 340
Harris, R.J. 360 733
Harter, H.L. 250 733
Hartley, H.O. 222 323 442 726 730 733 738
Harwell, M.R. 723 733
Havlicek, L.L. 493 733
Hays, W.L. 208 316 510 531 733
Hayter, A.J. 252 733
Hebert, J.R. 726 736
Hedges, L.V. 146 210 722 733
Herzberg, P.A. 578—579 733
Hierarchical linear modeling see Multilevel modeling
Higgins, J.J. 86 122 374 730
Hill, M. 12 30 734
Hinges 14—15
Histograms 12—13
Hoaglin, D.C. 30 33 56 545 585 732 734 739
Hochberg's sequential method see Contrasts among means
Hochberg, Y. 247 734
Hocking, R.R. 592 734
Hogg, R.V. 30 32 111 548 734
Holland, P.W. 173 730
Holm, S. 247 734
Hommel, G. 247 734
Homogeneity of regression slopes, testing 427—428 630—631
Homogeneity of variance 158—161
Homogeneity of variance assumption for ANOVA 220—223
Homogeneity of variance assumption for testing contrasts 239—241
Homoscedasticity 483 522 539—540 see Regression Homogeneity
Hora, S.C. 373—374 734 735
Hornick, C.W. 629 737
Horst, P. 324 734
Hotelling's test 360
Hotelling, H. 360 734
Howard, G.S. 403 736
Howell, J.F. 251 733
Hsu, T.C. 217 734
Huck, S.W. 403 734
Hudson, J.D. 369 734
Huitema, B.E. 422—423 424 430 734
Hunka, S. 424 734
Hunter, J.E. 486 735
Husain, G. 409 740
Huynh — Feldt adjustment 358
Huynh, H. 355 358 542 548 735
Hypothesis testing, alternative hypothesis 80—81
Hypothesis testing, introduction to, with binomial distribution 80—88
Hypothesis testing, null hypothesis 80—81
Hypothesis testing, one- and two-tailed tests 83
Hypothesis testing, p-value for 82
Hypothesis testing, power see Power
Hypothesis testing, rejection region 81
Hypothesis testing, relation to confidence intervals 122—123
Hypothesis testing, significance level 82
Hypothesis testing, test statistic 82
Hypothesis testing, Type 1 and Type 2 errors 82
Hypothesis testing, using the chi-square distribution for independence and goodness-of-fit 173
Hypothesis testing, using the chi-square distribution for variance 176—178
Hypothesis testing, using the F distribution for the ratio of two variances 182—184
Hypothesis testing, using the F distribution in ANOVA see Analysis of variance
Hypothesis testing, using the F distribution in regression see Regression
Hypothesis testing, using the F distribution relation between the hypothesis test and confidence interval 190
Hypothesis testing, using the normal distribution for a single mean 114—117
Hypothesis testing, using the normal distribution for comparing means of independent samples 125—128
Hypothesis testing, using the normal distribution for correlated samples 117—119
Hypothesis testing, using the normal distribution for correlation see Correlation
Hypothesis testing, using the t distribution for a single mean 143—145
Hypothesis testing, using the t distribution for comparing means of independent samples 155—156
Hypothesis testing, using the t distribution for contrasts 161—165 236—237
Hypothesis testing, using the t distribution for correlated samples 143—145
Hypothesis testing, using the t distribution in regression see Regression
Iman, R.L. 219 372—374 731 734 735
in mixed-design ANOVA 396—397
Incomplete block designs see Latin-square designs
Independence see also Probability
Independence, assumption of 65 86—88 96—97 123—124 216—217 541-542
Independence, test for 173 216—217
Independent groups see also Confidence intervals and Hypothesis tests
Independent groups or correlated groups 165—167
Independent slopes, testing for equality 427—428 548—549;
Independent-groups design 165 see
Indirect effects see Regression
Inferential statistics 2
Influence plot see Correlation
Influential data points 55—56 542—548
Inner fence 16
Interaction contrasts see Contrasts among means
interactions 284 289—291 298—302 304 308 325—329
Interactions in multiple regression 601—606
Internally Studentized residual 544 see also Regression
Interquartile range 14
Isodensity curves 489—490
Items-within-treatments design 436 449—452 see Hierarchical
James, G.S. 224 735
Jennings, E. 403 735
Johnson — Neyman technique 424
Johnson, P.O. 424 734 735
Joreskog, K.G. 593 735
Judge, G.C. 531
Kameda, T. 436 443 740
Kempthome, O. 465 741
Kepner, J.L. 374 735
Keselman, H.J. 221—222 225—226 252 357 360—363 587 729 730 733 736 739
Keselman, J.C. 225 736
Keuls, M. 255 735
Kim, J.J. 156 733
Kirk,R.E. 203 318 396 422 725 735
Koele, P. 363 735
Kolmogorov — Smirnov test for normality 287
Koomen, W. 455 740
Kraemer, H.C. 121
Kramer, C.Y. 250 735
Kreft, I. 551
Kruskal — Wallis H test 219—220
Kruskal, W.H. 219—220 508—510 732 733 735
Krutchkoff, R.C. 369 734
Kuh, E. 546 585 597 729
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