How Low Can You Go? An Investigation of the Influence of Sample Size and Model Complexity on Point and Interval Estimates in Two-Level Linear Models
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John M. Ferron | Jeffrey D. Kromrey | Bethany A. Bell | Jason A. Schoeneberger | Grant B. Morgan | J. Kromrey | J. Ferron | B. Bell | G. Morgan | J. Schoeneberger
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