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of Mental Health Administration and Management; Reid WH and Silver S (ed.): Brunner- Routledge, New Yo

Statistical hypotheses 11. Error types 12. Power (1 —(3) 13. Standard deviation vs. standard error 14. Confidence interval 15. t-test vs. ANOVA vs. X2 16. Correlation coefficient (r) 17. Disease prevention 18. Reportable diseases 19. Leading causes of death in the United States by age

of Mental Health Administration and Management; Reid WH and Silver S (ed.): Brunner- Routledge, New Yo

Statistical hypotheses 11. Error types 12. Power (1 —(3) 13. Standard deviation vs. standard error 14. Confidence interval 15. t-test vs. ANOVA vs. X2 16. Correlation coefficient (r) 17. Disease prevention 18. Reportable diseases 19. Leading causes of death in the United States by age

he CIS certainly is warranted. A second limitation with the present experiment is that the design did not include a comparison procedure such as the Reid confrontation interrogation technique (21). Now that the CIS has shown promise as an alternative procedure, such comparisons in future exper- iments

mean truth ratings are presented in Table 1 as a function of historical truth of the life event (true, false) and stage of the interview. The 2 by 6 ANOVA produced a significant main effect of historical truth, F (1, 5) = 19.36, p < .01, with the truth ratings being higher for the true stories than the