Variance designs in psychological research.

Keywords

Psychology, Variance (accounting), Statistics, Analysis of variance, Social psychology

References

• Work and rest as variables in cyclical motor learning.Steve Benford, Rob Ingram, Tom Rodden — 1949
• Application of the analysis of variance and covariance method to educational problemsR.W. Jackson — 1940
• Design of ExperimentsRonald Aylmer Fisher — 1936
• A comparison of the effects of electroconvulsive shock and electronarcosis upon the learning ability of young rats.Raymond E. Bernberg — 1951
• The effect of success and failure upon the attractiveness of activities as a function of experience, expectation, and need.Mildred E. Gebhard — 1948
• Correction vs non-correction learning techniques as related to reminiscence in serial anticipation learning.Claude E. Buxton, Mildred Bakan — 1949
• An experimental analysis of set in rote learning the interaction of learning; instruction and retention performance.Leo Postman, William O. Jenkins — 1948
• On the application of analysis of variance to CSR data; some effects of the use of inappropriate measures.Ernest A. Haggard — 1949
• Intensity of the conditioned stimulus and strength of conditioning; the conditioned eyelid response to light.David A. Grant, Dorothy E. Schneider — 1948
• Dark adaptation and the pseudo-conditioned eyelid response.David A. Grant, Eugenia B. Norris, Suzanne Boissard — 1947
• Relationship between reminiscence and type of learning technique in serial anticipation learning.Claude E. Buxton, Hugh V. Ross — 1949
• Effects of brief flashes of light upon the course of dark adaptation.David A. Grant, F. A. Mote — 1949
• Anti-minority remarks, a problem for action research.Abraham F. Citron, Isidor Chein, John Harding — 1950
• On the use of latin squares in psychology.Quinn McNemar — 1951
• The diurnal course of water and food intake in the normal mature rat.Paul S. Siegel, Helen L. Stuckey — 1947
• An analysis of the superiority of binocular over monocular visual acuity.Milton W. Horowitz — 1949
• Recall of completed and incompleted activities under varying degrees of stress.Alfred F. Glixman — 1949
• The Determiners of Energy Expenditure in String-Pulling by the RatRichard S. Crutchfield — 1939
• A compensatory effect in vocal responses to stimuli of low intensity.John W. Black — 1950
• Eyelid conditioning as influenced by the presence of sensitized beta-responses.David A. Grant, Eugenia B. Norris — 1947

Cited by

• A Comparative Study of Cerebral Palsied and Normal Adults on Two Forms of Raven's Progressive MatricesVernon S. Tracht — 1958
• Changes in response measures over repeated acquisitions and extinctions of a running habit.D. W. Lauer, Teresa S. Carterette — 1957
• Statistical Analysis of Scores from Counterbalanced TestsJulian C. Stanley — 1955
• Complex analyses of variance: General problemsBert F. Green, John W. Tukey — 1960
• Analysis of variance and the "second discipline" of scientific psychology: A historical account.Anthony J. Rucci, Ryan D. Tweney — 1980
• Statistical Principles in Experimental DesignB. J. WINER — 1963
• Experiments on sensory-tonic field theory of perception. VI. Effect of position of head, eyes, and of object on position of the apparent median plane.Heinz Werner, Seymour Wapner, Jan H. Bruell — 1953
• The measurement of depth of interpretation.Norman I. Harway, Allen T. Dittmann, Harold L. Raush — 1955
• Treatment Comparisons: Item Responses in Multi-Factor Repeated Measurements Designs.R. K. Gupta — 1969
• Significance Level in Factorial DesignRichard McHugh — 1958
• Remark on "A qualification in the use of analysis of variance".Victor H. Denenberg — 1954
• Selection of a Model for a Two-Factor Analysis of VarianceLeila S. Cain — 1966
• Repeated measurements designs and counterbalancing.John Gaito — 1961
• Applications of Variance-Covariance Designs in Educational ResearchLeonard S. Kogan — 1954
• The prognostic value of the Bender-Gestalt, H-T-P, TAT, and sentence completion test.Richard C. Cowden, Herdis L. Deabler, J. Harry Feamster — 1955
• Chapter VI: Applications of Variance-Covariance Designs in Educational ResearchLeonard S. Kogan — 1954
• Analysis of variance for correlated observationsRaymond O. Collier — 1958
• Two processes of concept formation.Harriett Amster Podell — 1958
• Reactions to unfavorable evaluations of the self made by other persons.O. J. Harvey, Harold H. Kelley, Martin Shapiro — 1957
• Personal values and visual thresholds in a complex recognition task.W. Macdonald — 1959

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