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An Evaluation of Bayesian Inequality Constrained Analysis of Varianceconstrained analysis of variance. Section 5.2 contains an evaluation from the perspective of psychologists on the use of inequality constrained analysis of variance. The questions raised will be discussed in Sections 5.3 and 5.4. Among other things, the interpretation of posterior model probabilitie

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The Bayes Factor Versus Other Model Selection Criteria for the Selection of Constrained Modelsayesian model assessment are becoming increasingly popular. There is a rich literature on Bayesian methods for model assessment and model comparison, including [1, 3, 6, 9, 10, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 33, 34, 36]. The scope of Bayesian model assessment can be investigated via model d

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Inequality Constrained Contingency Table Analysismnibus hypotheses can be replaced by more specific inequality constrained hypotheses [2]. In the extensive review in [3], literature is discussed on order restricted statistical models for contingency tables. What becomes clear in this review is that many order restricted models can be estimated and

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Inequality Constrained Multilevel Modelsstered into, or nested within, higher-level units. The “level” signifies the position of a unit or observation within the hierarchy. This implies that the data are collected in groups or clusters. Examples of clusters are families, schools, and firms. In each of these examples a cluster is a collect

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A Psychologist’s View on Bayesian Evaluation of Informative Hypothesesexplicitly or implicitly formulating competing hypotheses and inferring different predictions about, for instance, the relative scores of different groups on an outcome measure in an experimental study. As a means to test their theories, psychologists are accustomed to the classical statistical trad

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Illustrative Psychological Data and Hypotheses for Bayesian Inequality Constrained Analysis of Variaers. The third dataset was obtained from research on coping with loss that, among other purposes, was used to study gender differences in coping. These three datasets will be used in subsequent chapters to illustrate Bayesian inequality constrained analysis of variance.