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CHAPTER EIGHTComplex DesignsCHAPTER OUTLINEOVERVIEWDESCRIBING EFFECTS IN A COMPLEX DESIGNAn Example of a 2 2 DesignMain Effects and Interaction EffectsDescribing Interaction EffectsComplex Designs with Three Independent VariablesANALYSIS OF COMPLEX DESIGNSAnalysis Plan with an Interaction EffectAnalysis Plan with No Interaction EffectINTERPRETING INTERACTION EFFECTSInteraction Effects and Theory TestingInteraction Effects and External ValidityInteraction Effects and Ceiling and Floor EffectsInteraction Effects and the Natural Groups DesignSUMMARY249
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Brief ContentsPrefacexiPART IGenera
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Contents viiQUASI-EXPERIMENTS 321Th
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About the AuthorsJOHN J. SHAUGHNESS
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PrefaceWith this 9th edition we mar
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Preface xiiimuch information that n
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Preface xvFor StudentsMultiple choi
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PART ONEGeneral Issues
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CHAPTER 1: Introduction 3THE SCIENC
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CHAPTER 1: Introduction 5FIGURE 1.1
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CHAPTER 1: Introduction 7Key Concep
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CHAPTER 1: Introduction 21STRETCHIN
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CHAPTER 1: Introduction 25CHALLENGE
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CHAPTER TWOThe Scientific MethodCHA
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PART TWODescriptive Methods
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CHAPTER 4: Observation 93OVERVIEWWe
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CHAPTER 4: Observation 97FIGURE 4.1
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CHAPTER 4: Observation 113RECORDING
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CHAPTER FIVESurvey ResearchCHAPTER
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CHAPTER ELEVENData Analysis and Int
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AppendixStatistical TablesAPPENDIX
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444 APPENDIX: Statistical TablesTAB
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448 Glossarycomparison of two means
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450 Glossaryinformed consent Explic
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ReferencesAbelson, R. P. (1995). St
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458 ReferencesBoring, E. G. (1954).
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460 ReferencesEvans, R., & Donnerst
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462 ReferencesHolden, C. (1987). An
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466 ReferencesMiles, M. B., & Huber
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470 ReferencesSokal, M. M. (1992).
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476 Name IndexDolan, C. A., 119Donn
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