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Original Articles

Inferential and non‐inferential tests

Pages 52-55 | Published online: 09 Jul 2006
 

Summary

This article follows up the debate on inferential statistics in Volumes 19 and 20 of Educational Research. It is particularly addressed to the researcher working with a non‐random sample, perhaps in a single institution. Attention is drawn to the suitability of randomization tests in such a situation. In these circumstances, researchers sometimes use statistical tests which can only be regarded as descriptive: accordingly a rationale is offered for the non‐inferential use of statistical tests.

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