Data for practice
Data for practice
For readers of
Applying Generalizability Theory
Using EduG
by J. CARDINET , S. JOHNSON & G. PINI Quantitative Methodology Series Routledge, Academic
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PLEASE NOTE
An algorithmic error has been detected in EduG Version 5. Components of variance for interactions involving fixed facets are not always correctly computed. The problem has been resolved in Version 6, which is available for download under the name EduG 6.1 e by clicking on the following link : EduG 6.1 e
If you have previously downloaded an earlier version of EduG, you are advised to replace it immediately with Version 6.1 - e, and to use it to check the results of any G studies you analysed using the earlier version, where these involved fixed facets.
When working interactively with the book Applying Generalizability Theory using EduG, it is nevertheless preferable to continue using Version 5 of EduG, re-distributed here under the name of PREVIOUS EduG, since the worked examples were prepared using this version.
Data downloading
From this web page you can download the data files associated with the G-study exercises included in Chapter 5. These data may also be obtained at the following address : http://www.psypress.com/applied-generalizability-theory
You have the following choices:
1) Download the complete archive DataFiles.zip, containing all five data sets. Note that this file is compressed. Once you have downloaded it, you will have to unzip it ( by double-clicking its icon) before importing into EduG the particular data set that you need. (If necessary, a freeware 'unzip' program as Unzip Me can be downloaded from the internet.)
To download the complete archive DataFiles.zip
2) Download just the particular data set that you need for the exercise on which you are working. Click then below on the name of the file of your choice:
A) Food testing FonduesData.txt
B) Reading ability ReadingScores.txt
C) Mathematics MathData.txt
D) Reading interest AttReadData.txt
E) Laboratory-based examination LabData.txt
If you have any problems with these data files, remember that EduG has its own Help module. You can also download the EduG User Guide from:https://www.irdp.ch/institut/logiciel-1950.html.