A FURTHER CONSIDERATION IN THE APPLICATION OF AN ANALYSIS‐OF‐VARIANCE MODEL FOR THE INTRASUBJECT REPLICATION DESIGN
Journal of Applied Behavior AnalysisPublished 1 December 1974
Thomas R. Kratochwill, Kieran Alden, D. Demuth, Daniel G. Dawson, Carol L Panicucci, Paul Arntson
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It is argued that the analysis-of-variance model is inappropriate for assessing treatment effects in single-subject designs and is demonstrated to violate the crucial assumption concerning the statistical independence of observations.
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It is argued that the analysis-of-variance model is inappropriate for assessing treatment effects in single-subject designs. In particular, such designs are demonstrated to violate the crucial assumption concerning the statistical independence of observations. Alternative methods of data analysis are suggested.
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