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Fixed and Random Factors Designs With Random Factors Statistical Analysis Statistical Assumptions Interpretation Statistical Power Computer-Assisted Analysis of Designs With Random Factors Conclusion
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Mixed-design analysis of varianceAnalysis of varianceStatisticsMathematics
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Sally Ann Jackson,
Dale E. Brashers
(1994).
Random Factors in ANOVA.
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https://doi.org/10.4135/9781412985567
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