“AN ANALYSIS‐OF‐VARIANCE MODEL FOR INTRASUBJECT REPLICATION DESIGN”: SOME ADDITIONAL COMMENTS1
Journal of Applied Behavior AnalysisPublished 1 December 1974
Carl E. Thoresen, Janet D. Elashoff
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The fixed effects ANOVA procedure utilized by Gentile, Roden, and Klein (1972) for single subjects is found inappropriate and time series analysis that takes serial correlation effects into account is recommended.
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The fixed effects ANOVA procedure utilized by Gentile, Roden, and Klein (1972) for single subjects is found inappropriate. Hartmann's proposal of a one-way fixed-effect ANOVA model is also considered. Time series analysis that takes serial correlation effects into account is recommended.
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