Statistical and Methodological Issues in Behavioral Medicine

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International Journal of Behavioral Medicine

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Statistical Guideline #7 Adjust Type 1 Error in Multiple Testing
Ren Liu
Statistical and Methodological Issues in Behavioral Medicine 28 February 2022 Pages: 137 - 140
Statistical Guideline #6. Indicate magnitude and precision in your estimation and use “new statistics”
Suzanne C. Segerstrom
Invited Commentary 29 September 2020 Pages: 487 - 489
Physiometrics in Salivary Bioscience
Suzanne C. Segerstrom
Special Issue: Salivary Bioscience 29 September 2020 Pages: 262 - 266
Statistical Guideline No. 5. Include Results of a Power Analysis; if a Power Analysis Was Not Performed, Describe the Stopping Rule for Recruitment
Suzanne C. Segerstrom
Integrative Review 16 September 2020 Pages: 140 - 141
Statistical Guideline #4. Describe the Nature and Extent of Missing Data and Impute Where Possible and Prudent
Suzanne C. Segerstrom
Integrative Review 16 September 2020 Pages: 1 - 2
Statistical Guideline #3: Designate and Justify Covariates A Priori, and Report Results With and Without Covariates
Suzanne C. Segerstrom
Integrative Review 29 September 2020 Pages: 577 - 579
Statistical Guideline #2: Report Appropriate Reliability for your Sample, Measure, and Design
Suzanne C. Segerstrom
Integrative Review 29 September 2020 Pages: 455 - 456
Statistical Guideline #1. Avoid Creating Categorical Variables from Continuous Variables
Suzanne C. Segerstrom
Commentary 16 September 2020 Pages: 329 - 330

Statistical and Methodological Issues in Behavioral Medicine

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International Journal of Behavioral Medicine

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Statistical Guideline #7 Adjust Type 1 Error in Multiple Testing

Statistical Guideline #6. Indicate magnitude and precision in your estimation and use “new statistics”

Physiometrics in Salivary Bioscience

Statistical Guideline No. 5. Include Results of a Power Analysis; if a Power Analysis Was Not Performed, Describe the Stopping Rule for Recruitment

Statistical Guideline #4. Describe the Nature and Extent of Missing Data and Impute Where Possible and Prudent

Statistical Guideline #3: Designate and Justify Covariates A Priori, and Report Results With and Without Covariates

Statistical Guideline #2: Report Appropriate Reliability for your Sample, Measure, and Design

Statistical Guideline #1. Avoid Creating Categorical Variables from Continuous Variables

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