Alan J. Klockars

Affiliations: 
University of Washington, Seattle, Seattle, WA 
Area:
Educational Psychology Education, Tests and Measurements Education
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Moses TP, Klockars AJ. (2012) Traditional and proposed tests of slope homogeneity for non-normal and heteroscedastic data. The British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology. 65: 402-26
Moses T, Klockars A. (2009) Strategies For Testing Slope Differences Ets Research Report Series. 2009
Moses T, Klockars A. (2008) An Evaluation of Standard, Alternative, and Robust Slope Test Strategies Journal of Modern Applied Statistical Methods. 7: 7
Klockars AJ, Lee Y. (2008) Simulated Tests of Differential Item Functioning Using SIBTEST With and Without Impact Journal of Educational Measurement. 45: 271-285
Moses T, Klockars A. (2005) Testing For Aptitude-Treatment Interactions In Analysis Of Covariance And Randomized Block Designs Under Assumption Violations Journal of Modern Applied Statistical Methods. 4: 11
Klockars AJ, Moses TP. (2002) Type I Error Rates For Rank-Based Tests Of Homogeneity Of Slopes Journal of Modern Applied Statistical Methods. 1: 54
Klockars AJ, Beretvas SN. (2001) Analysis of Covariance and Randomized Block Design with Heterogeneous Slopes Journal of Experimental Education. 69: 393-410
Klockars AJ, Hancock GR. (2000) Scheffé's more powerful F-protected post hoc procedure Journal of Educational and Behavioral Statistics. 25: 13-19
Klockars AJ, Hancock GR. (2000) Scheffé's More Powerful F-Protected Post Hoc Procedure@@@Scheffe's More Powerful F-Protected Post Hoc Procedure Journal of Educational and Behavioral Statistics. 25: 13
Klockars AJ, Potter NS, Beretvas SN. (1999) Power to detect additive Treatment effects with randomized Block and analysis of covariance designs Journal of Experimental Education. 67: 180-191
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