A New Look at Treatment Differences
The analysis of dichotomous item response data in a repeated measures format is considered. Earlier results which indicate that, with regard to Type I error, these test procedures have much practical merit are cited. Results in this paper indicate that power computations based on the non-central F d...
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| description | The analysis of dichotomous item response data in a repeated measures format is considered. Earlier results which indicate that, with regard to Type I error, these test procedures have much practical merit are cited. Results in this paper indicate that power computations based on the non-central F distribution are also in good agreement with empirical power estimates based on Monte Carlo simulation. |
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