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Helwig, Carl – 1976
The five point scale is the most frequently applied scaling used in the current practices for evaluating instructor classroom performance through graduate student observations. Hence, the investigation addressed itself toward determining, through a series of 55 computerized exact randomization tests, at what degree of mean differences would…
Descriptors: Graduate Students, Rating Scales, Statistical Analysis, Statistical Data
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Mehdizadeh, Mostafa – Journal of Economic Education, 1990
Reports on a statistical study on student assessment of professors and courses. Discusses the loglinear probability model that was used to find that students' evaluations of an economics course and several behavior attributes of the course's instructor were interactive and significant. (DB)
Descriptors: Course Evaluation, Economics Education, Educational Research, Higher Education