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Analysis of Covariance

Analysis of Covariance

Analysis of covariance is actually the examination of distinctions of the mean in the dependent variable that is related with the controlled independent variables.  This is also used to compare… Read more »

What are Dummy Variables?

What are Dummy Variables?

A dummy variable is actually a variable that is used in the statistical methods and analysis to represent the values of sub groups of the sample in numerical manner. In… Read more »

The T-Test

The T-Test

The T Testing is done in order to examine statistically whether the means of the stated two groups are different from each other. The t test analysis is more preferable… Read more »

General Linear Model

General Linear Model

General linear model is used to evaluate the statistical data in both the researches that are social as well as applied. General linear model provides the basis to the T… Read more »

Nonequivalent Groups Analysis

Nonequivalent Groups Analysis

The non equivalent group analysis is examined by the non equivalent group design which involves the two groups, the program group and the comparison group whose evaluation is based on… Read more »

How to Construct Survey

How to Construct Survey

Construction of a survey is supposed to be a skill and talent which is composed of content, wording, format and placements which are done with the simple criteria. For the… Read more »

The Qualitative Debate

The Qualitative Debate

There found a huge debate between the qualitative and quantitative data in which is occurred in order to deal with the preferences of both the data. In generally, the debate… Read more »

Thurston Scaling

Thurston Scaling

Thurston scaling is the most important type of one-dimensional method. Thurston developed three different approaches of scaling which are most probably different in measurements and scaling as well. These are;… Read more »

What are the General Issues in Scaling ?

What are the General Issues in Scaling ?

Scaling is considered to be the branch of measurement in which items are assigned according to a rule. It can also be stated as allocating meaningful numbers to an object…. Read more »

Likert Scaling

Likert Scaling

Likert scaling is a one dimensional scaling developed by a Psychologist Rennis Likert. It is also being known as summative scaling. Following are the main steps that are used to… Read more »

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