Design and Analysis of Time-Series Experiments by Gene V. Glass, Victor L. Willson, and John M. Gottman, is a landmark in experimental methods. It introduces powerful interrupted time-series designs and extends the ARIMA model for causal analysis in social and education policy, with examples from education, psychology, and sociology.
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Design and Analysis of Time-Series Experiments by Gene V. Glass, Victor L. Willson, and John M. Gottman, is a landmark in experimental methods. It introduces powerful interrupted time-series designs and extends the ARIMA model for causal analysis in social and education policy, with examples from education, psychology, and sociology.
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