A paradox in the interpretation of group comparisons¶
Lord. (1967). A paradox in the interpretation of group comparisons. Psychological Bulletin.
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- Lord's Paradox
- Frederic Lord described the canonical case in 1967: two statisticians analyze whether a year of university dining-hall food differentially affected the weight of male and female students
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“It is common practice in behavioral research, and in other areas, to apply the analysis of covariance in the investigation of preexisting natural groups.”
- Frederic Lord described the canonical case in 1967: two statisticians analyze whether a year of university dining-hall food differentially affected the weight of male and female students
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