High School Students' Misconceptions about Significance Testing with a Repeated Sampling Approach = Dificultades de estudiantes de bachillerato sobre pruebas de significación a través de un enfoque de muestreo repetido
In this paper, we address the following questions: What misconceptions do high school students exhibit in their first encounter with significance test problems through a repeated sampling approach? Which theory or framework could explain the presence and features of such patterns? With brief prior i...
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