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DATAGEN: A BASIC Program for Generating and Analyzing Data for Use in Statistics Courses

Leslie J. Cake
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Roy C. Hostetter
Pages 210-212 | Published online: 20 Nov 2009

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W. Burt Thompson. (1994) Making data analysis realistic: Incorporating research into statistics courses. Teaching of Psychology 21:1, pages 41-43.
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Leslie J. Cake & Roy C. Hostetter. (1992) ANOVAGEN: A Data Generation and Analysis of Variance Program for Use in Statistics Courses. Teaching of Psychology 19:3, pages 185-188.
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Frank E. Fulkerson & Paula Sachs Wise. (1987) Annotated Bibliography on the Teaching of Psychology: 1986. Teaching of Psychology 14:4, pages 250-256.
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