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The Analysis of Variance of Q Sort Data

Irwin D. NahinskySaint Louis University
Pages 66-72 | Published online: 29 Jan 2015

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Irwin D. Nahinsky. (1967) A Q Sort Analysis of Variance Involving the Dimensions of Sorts, Groups, and Items. The Journal of Experimental Education 35:3, pages 36-41.
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David Miller. (2016) The Effects of Immediate and Delayed Audio- and Video-Taped Feedback On Group Counseling. Comparative Group Studies 1:1, pages 19-46.
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Irwin D. Nahinsky. (2017) The Self-Ideal Correlation as a Measure of Generalized Self Satisfaction. The Psychological Record 16:1, pages 55-64.
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