Effect of retrieval practice versus restudy on undergraduate statistics posttest performance, controlling for pretest score, attendance, and prior statistics coursework
- Discipline
- Education
- Study design
- Between-subjects experiment
- Sample size
- N = 176
- Pages
- 10
- Generated in
- ~9 min
What this example demonstrates
- Reports Welch t-test on raw posttest means (t(174)=1.94, p=.054, d=0.29) and ANCOVA adjusting pretest, attendance, and prior coursework (F(1,171)=15.47, p<.001, partial η²=.083).
- Documents homogeneity-of-slopes checks via condition × covariate interactions (all p>.54).
- Includes robustness checks: heteroscedasticity-consistent errors, bootstrap, outlier and ceiling exclusions.
- APA reporting of F tests, partial eta-squared, adjusted mean differences with 95% CI, and Cohen’s d.
- Methods section specifies random assignment to retrieval vs restudy and transparent covariate rationale.
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176-student simulated statistics course data (condition, pre/post tests, attendance, prior coursework) uploaded to Generate Paper.
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The system ran t-tests, ANCOVA, interaction models, and sensitivity analyses, then wrote the 10-page manuscript (~9 minutes).
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