When I was a young man (attending grad school in a log cabin) my profs
had me read Stanley and Campbell's "Experimental and Quasiexperimental
Designs for Research" chapter. At the time it was considered a
classic (translation: boring as all get-out, but extremely valuable).
For a few years I forced my undergrad research and stats students to
read it. I was just wondering: does anyone require this book? And
is it still considered a classic?
Michael
Michael Britt
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