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“Choosing the right test begins with the right questions”: An interactive decision tree for statistical analysis
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Selecting an appropriate statistical analysis is a central challenge in empirical research, requiring researchers to connect their question with the measurement level of variables, study design, dependence of observations, and statistical assumptions. Students and researchers may know how to run a p
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