Type:
Category:
Volume:
16(2)
Pages:
67-68
Year:
1989
Publisher:
Teaching of Psychology
Abstract:
A significant number of students in introductory statistics courses may function at Piaget's concrete operational level of thought. These students may find it difficult to understand the complex correlations and interactions between variables that typify many statistical procedures. A technique for introducing analysis of variance (ANOVA) in a concrete fashion is presented. This technique leads students to an intuitive understanding and their relationship to each other.
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