The Usual Assumption That the Sample Is Independently and Randomly

question 6

True/False

The usual assumption that the sample is independently and randomly selected from the population of interest is not applicable to the repeated measures analysis of variance.

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Modus Tollens

A logical argument form where if the consequent is not true, then the antecedent cannot be true; often formatted as "If P, then Q. Not Q, therefore not P."

Deductive Reasoning

A rational procedure where an outcome is derived from the agreement of several statements, which are widely accepted as true.

Deductive Validity

A property of some logical arguments such that it is impossible for the premises to be true and for the conclusion(s) to be false.

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