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The treatment-by-time interaction was significant, and results replicated across both yearly cohorts for both measures

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Evidence · 1 study · causal r1 · q3
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q3 i? A significant time x treatment interaction favoring Kit+TA was found, F(2,130) = 21.9, p < .001. → Doris B. Chin 2013

Evidence

Doris B. Chin 2013

Doris B. Chin, Ilsa M. Dohmen, and Daniel L. Schwartz. (2013). Young Children Can Learn Scientific Reasoning with Teachable Agents. IEEE Transactions on Learning Technologies. https://doi.org/10.1109/TLT.2013.24

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Omnibus doubly repeated measures analysis on complete-data students excluding one control class lacking a basic-value post-test. The article reports the significant time x treatment interaction with F ð2; 130Þ¼ 21:9;p < 0:001; no effect size is printed.

"There was also an overall effect of treatment; F ð2; 130Þ¼ 9:7;p < 0:001. More importantly, there was a significant time x treatment interaction; F ð2; 130Þ¼ 21:9;p < 0:001."

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type claim
id ta-time-treatment-interaction-replicated
title The treatment-by-time interaction was significant, and results replicated across both yearly cohorts for both measures
description The treatment-by-time interaction was significant, and results replicated across both yearly cohorts for both measures
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2013
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