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Introduction. 1. What is Generalizability Theory? 2. Generalizability Theory: Concepts and Principles. 3. Using EduG: The Generalizability Theory Software. 4. Applications to the Behavioral and Social Sciences. 5. Practice Exercises. 6. Current Developments and Future Possibilities. Appendixes.
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Duncan Fleming
reviewed Applying Generalizability Theory using EduG on March 15, 2019
Applying Generalizability Theory using EduG
Good analysis of data collection methods - 2.5*
I hated the boasting in this book. Here's a case study, which shows you where I've done this. Over and over again! I can't rate it higher because it was annoying and didn't always expand on the points given.
However, the analysis of the different data collection methods were presented in a helpful manner and was extremely useful.
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