In praise of asterisks: One of the joys of studying a correlation matrix in SPSS is viewing the asterisks. One asterisk means less than 5% chance of Type I error and two asterisks means less than 1% chance of the same. "Seeing stars" is a good thing, even if overly-large sample sizes promote Type II error.
I don't question the utility of italics, even if they work erratically, but I sorely miss those SPSS-style asterisks in PSPP. I wish I knew enough to make the fix myself, but I am at the mercy of programmers who prefer fonts. Douglas A. Ferguson, Ph.D. Professor College of Charleston (843) 608-8008
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