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“With friends like this...”: Three flaws in Chow's defense of significance testing
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 21 (2):202-203 (1998)
Abstract
Chow's book should be read only by those who already have a firm enough grasp of the logic of significance testing to separate the few valid, insightful points from the many incorrect statements and misrepresentations.My notes
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