Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 13-14Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1964 |
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Page 135
... possible in China for a large population to subsist upon a comparatively small amount of land . Having this large population , the Chinese empire spread to huge proportions and developed into an exceedingly complex bureaucracy ...
... possible in China for a large population to subsist upon a comparatively small amount of land . Having this large population , the Chinese empire spread to huge proportions and developed into an exceedingly complex bureaucracy ...
Page 167
... possible , actual classroom situations consistent with the demands of the experiment . To make the results of our tests as valid and reliable as possible , we are forced to ask our collaborators to follow the procedures outlined . We ...
... possible , actual classroom situations consistent with the demands of the experiment . To make the results of our tests as valid and reliable as possible , we are forced to ask our collaborators to follow the procedures outlined . We ...
Page 254
... possible to set fiducial limits to the size of t which can reasonably be expected to appear between indefinitely large groups like ours when treated as ours were treated . The procedure leads to a lower limit of .060-1.64X1.241.97 and ...
... possible to set fiducial limits to the size of t which can reasonably be expected to appear between indefinitely large groups like ours when treated as ours were treated . The procedure leads to a lower limit of .060-1.64X1.241.97 and ...
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Higher Education in the United States and in | 40 |
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