Balancing computational ease, statistical power and Type 1 error rates in mediated baseline by treatment interaction models.

J. Tein; D. MacKinnon; Antonio Morgan-Lopez

Balancing computational ease, statistical power and Type 1 error rates in mediated baseline by treatment interaction models.

Morgan-Lopez, A., MacKinnon, D., & Tein, J. (2005). Balancing computational ease, statistical power and Type 1 error rates in mediated baseline by treatment interaction models. Psychological Methods.

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