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An Empirical Investigation and a Classroom Demonstration of Reliability Concepts

Michael Moore
Pages 163-164 | Published online: 20 Nov 2009

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H.D. Day, David D. Marshall & Linda J. Rubin. (1998) Statistics lessons from the study of mate selection. Teaching of Psychology 25:3, pages 221-224.
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Peter Strelan. (2021) The Bank Robbery: A Behavioral Observation Exercise for Enhancing Understanding of Reliability. Teaching of Psychology 49:4, pages 376-380.
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Schuyler W. Huck, Sheldon B. Clark & Gipsie B. Ranney. (2016) Estimating the Probability of Success for Classroom Demonstrations in Statistics. Journal of Educational Statistics 10:3, pages 239-251.
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