A Longitudinal Follow-up Of Discrete Mass At Zero With Gap
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Nov 1, 2002
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Joseph L. Musial
Department of Internal Medicine Henry Ford Health System
Patrick D. Bridge
Department of Family Medicine, Wayne State University
Nicol R. Shamey
Plymouth High School Canton, Michigan
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The first part of this paper discusses a five-year systematic review of the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology following the landmark power study conducted by Sawilowsky and Hillman (1992). The second part discusses a five-year longitudinal follow-up of a radically nonnormal population distribution: discrete mass at zero with gap. This distribution was based upon a real dataset.
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