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On the Johnson-Neyman Technique and Some Extensions Thereof

Author(s):
Potthoff, Richard F.
Publication Year:
1963
Report Number:
RB-63-04
Source:
ETS Research Bulletin
Document Type:
Report
Page Count:
19
Subject/Key Words:
United States Air Force, Hypothesis Testing, Johnson-Neyman Technique, Statistical Significance

Abstract

When measurements on one criterion variable and two or more predictor variables are available for the members of two groups (groups of classes or of individuals, e.g.), the Johnson-Neyman technique (5, 4, 1) may be used to obtain a region of values of the predictor variables for which the null hypothesis of no difference in expected criterion score between the two groups would be rejected.

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