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[For the review of the first edition from 1968 see Zbl 0414.62054.] This book comprehensively covers basic designs with their applications in behavioral sciences. The author has extensively delineated the research strategies, test procedures for pairwise comparisons and principles of design of experiments. Statistical models for each design and the analysis of data through matrices for these models have also been expatiated in almost all cases. Formulae for measures of strength of association for fixed effects and random effects are also given with adequate details. Techniques like factorial experiments, confounding, fractional factorial designs, etc. have been discussed at length. The application part of these techniques is immensely illustrated. The book is not confined to routine analysis of data but vividly covers various methods of reducing experimental error including analysis of covariance. On the whole this book provides a lot to learn and use.
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