author: gregory j privitera

... Statistics (11th edition). Pearson Prentice Hall, 2004. Table C.2t Source: Table III of Fisher, R. A., & Yates, F. (1974). Statistical tables for biological, agricultural and medical research (6th ed.). London, England: Longman Group ...

... reinforcement). In the second group, this feedback is provided individually to each employee at the start of his or her shift (individual reinforcement). In the third control group, employees do not receive any type of reinforcement (no ...

... variance and population variance are computed differently. LO 4.7 Compute and interpret the standard deviation for data in a population and sample. LO 4.8 Explain the empirical rule and identify four characteristics of the standard ...

... résumé, Figure 7.2 shows a sample for how to complete a résumé using the five headings listed here; a second sample résumé is given in the Appendix. The sample in Figure 7.2 is taken from the résumé of a psychology student who used it ...

Gregory J. Privitera. Figure 12.3 The F Distribution The rejection region or ... statistic and the null hypothesis, keep in mind that the F statistic evaluates ... ANOVA test are computed as mean squares. A mean square is a variance. The ...

... formula for the weighted mean for samples of unequal size can be expressed as follows: M represents the mean of each sample, and n represents the size of each sample. In this ... combined mean is 59.0. But this calculation is incorrect.

... notation for the two-way ANOVA are described in this section. The two-way ANOVA is a statistical procedure used to test hypotheses concerning the variance of groups created by combining the levels of two factors. This test is used when ...

... Statistical Tables Table B.1 The Unit Normal Table Table B.2 The t-Distribution Table B.3 Critical Values for F-Distribution Table B.4 The studentized Range Statistic (q) Table B.5 Critical Values for the Pearson Correlation Table B.6 ...

Gregory J. Privitera. The Studentized Range Statistic (q) TABLE B.4 .01 (boldface type) df E Range 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 The critical values for q correspond to alpha = .05 (lightface type) and alpha = 5.918.33 6.138.62 6.328.87 6.509.10 ...

... reinforcement). In the third control condition, employees did not receive any type of reinforcement (no reinforcement). The amount of time spent on task (in minutes) during the last 2 hours of work was recorded (the data are given by ...

... Junior year. See Sophomore/junior year Large schools, 99–100 Law school, 25, 26, 86 Leadership skills, 31–32, 74 Learning styles, 53 Letters of intent about, 92–93, 103, 112–113 closing, 113, 120–121 common mistakes, 111–112 criteria ...

... (negative) z scores for mood See Appendix B6, p. 306, for score tend to have large (positive) z scores for calories ... chart. in Figure 12.7. In cell G4, type =E4*F4, as shown in Figure 12.7a. Select G4 and fill down to G11, or copy G4 and ...

... approach is doomed to shed light on only the tip of the iceberg. To others, this approach permits the study of personality in a more straightforward manner. THE. HUMANISTIC. APPROACH. LEARNING. OBJECTIVES. Investigate whether or not an ...

Gregory J. Privitera. Reversal design Multiple-baseline design Changing-criterion design. 9.8. SINGLE-CASE. BASELINE-PHASE. DESIGNS. Single-case designs are typically structured by alternating baseline and treatment phases over many trials ...

... phi correlation coefficient (but you can always use the findit command to discover user-generated functions). To compute a phi correlation coefficient using Stata, we first code each dichotomous factor and then compute a Pearson ...

... SAS in Focus: The Related-Samples t Test and Confidence Intervals Chapter 11 ... University Edition. The interface and code are the same in both versions, so ... download the software to your computer. Instead, you remotely access it over ...

... design? 1. Reversal design 2. Reverse causality design 3. Multiple-baseline design 4. Changing-criterion design 14. The following notation represents which type of single-case experimental design? A (baseline phase) → B (treatment ...