Working Paper Series of the Edgeworth Laboratory for Quantitative Behavioural Science

List of Papers in the Edgeworth Series in Quantitative Behavioural Science for 1995

• 95-1 What do we mean by statistical power? Bruno D. Zumbo & Anita M. Hubley
• 95-2 Significance testing: If data are nonnormal and variances are unequal, what next? Bruno D. Zumbo & Donald W. Zimmerman
• 95-3 Investigation of a statistical method for the generalized Behrens-Fisher problem with normal and reaction time data. Bruno D. Zumbo & Daniel Coulombe
• 95-4 A didactic on current conceptions of validity. Anita M. Hubley & Bruno D. Zumbo
• 95-5 A randomization test for coupled data. Bruno D. Zumbo
• 95-6 INFIT: A tarnished halo? Peter MacMillan
• 95-7 Some Preliminary results on context effects on examinations: The effects of time, item order and item difficulty. Arthur H. Perlini, David Lind, & Bruno D. Zumbo
• 95-8 The methodology of methodological research: Analyzing the results of simulation experiments. Bruno D. Zumbo & Michael R. Harwell
• 95-9 Some notes on Coefficient Alpha. Bruno D. Zumbo
• 95-10 A brief report on student evaluation of teaching. Anita M. Hubley & Bruno D. Zumbo. To read (or print) a copy of this paper click here
• 95-11 Some misconceptions concerning prospective and retrospective power. Bruno D. Zumbo & Anita M. Hubley