Additional Considerations in Determining Sample Size [electronic resource] / Joel R. Levin and Michael J. Subkoviak.
Levin's (1975) sample-size determination procedure for completely randomized analysis of variance designs is extended to designs in which antecedent or blocking variables information is considered. In particular, a researcher's choice of designs is framed in terms of determining the respec...
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520 | |a Levin's (1975) sample-size determination procedure for completely randomized analysis of variance designs is extended to designs in which antecedent or blocking variables information is considered. In particular, a researcher's choice of designs is framed in terms of determining the respective sample sizes necessary to detect specified contrasts of a given magnitude with given Type I and Type II errors. A solution is provided for dealing with real-world considerations in which errors of measurement cannot be neglected. A worked example presents an instance wherein a blocking strategy is clearly advantageous assuming infallible measuring instruments, but not when the same instruments are granted fallibility. (Author/SD) | ||
650 | 0 | 7 | |a Analysis of Variance. |2 ericd. |
650 | 1 | 7 | |a Data Analysis. |2 ericd. |
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