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Monotonic hypotheses in multiple group designs: A Monte Carlo study.

Psychological BulletinPublished 1 January 1993
Sanford L. Braver, Virgil L. Sheets
Citations17
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SJR score8.70
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Abstract

Monotonic hypotheses are predictions about the ordering of group population means. A journal survey revealed that the problem was very common and that there was little uniformity among researchers regarding the statistical test to use. Most of the approaches in the literature to detect both monotonic trend and nonmonotonicity were compared under varying population conditions in a Monte Carlo simulation

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MathematicsDecision Sciences