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Article By the Numbers: Do respondents take us seriously? Stephen Hellebusch | November 1, 2024
Article By the Numbers: A further note on stat testing Stephen Hellebusch | October 1, 2021
Article By the Numbers: A short note on the Monty Hall problem Stephen Hellebusch | March 1, 2021
Article 12 basic rules for better marketing research Stephen Hellebusch | January 1, 2021
Article By the Numbers: When a total is less than the sum of the parts Stephen Hellebusch | June 1, 2018
Article Study examines health care providers’ views on recommending nonprescription medicines Stephen Hellebusch | June 1, 2007
Article By the Numbers: To double-code or single-code verbatim survey responses? Stephen Hellebusch | December 1, 2003
Article Data Use: Arbitrary incoherence, or, a failure to replicate Stephen Hellebusch | December 1, 2010
Article By the Numbers: Under the influence - arbitrary coherence Stephen Hellebusch | May 1, 2010
Article By the Numbers: Marketing research sample quality - selecting one from many Stephen Hellebusch | January 1, 2009
Article Qualitatively Speaking: A wasted opportunity Stephen Hellebusch | November 1, 2007
Article By the Numbers: Question structure and its impact on total unaided advertising awareness Stephen Hellebusch | April 1, 2006
Article By the Numbers: Ordered up wrong - the importance of using the correct statistical test Stephen Hellebusch | February 1, 2006
Article By the Numbers: The cool logic of chi-square statistical tests Stephen Hellebusch | January 1, 2005
Article By the Numbers: Let's test everything for statistical significance Stephen Hellebusch | May 1, 2004