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The BARS and BOS approaches to merit rating attempt to evaluate performance in terms of specific behaviors critical to success or failure on the job.
Factorial Experiment
An experimental strategy that involves systematically varying all possible combinations of levels across multiple factors to determine their effects on a response variable.
Two-factor ANOVA
A statistical method used to analyze the effects of two independent variables on a single continuous dependent variable.
Occipital Nerve
A nerve located in the back of the head that is responsible for carrying sensations from the scalp to the brain.
Significance Level
The threshold at which the results of statistical analysis are considered to be statistically significant.
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