“GLMrous designs” “GLMrous designs” “Are you regressed or something?” “Pseudonyms & aliases” “Pseudonyms & aliases” Models I Models II.

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“GLMrous designs” “GLMrous designs” “Are you regressed or something?” “Pseudonyms & aliases” “Pseudonyms & aliases” Models I Models II

A. ANOVA B. Regression C. ANCOVA D. Multiple Regression E. Logistic Regression “GLMrous designs”

A. Linear regression B. Simple regression C. Multiple regression D. Multilevel regression E. Multivariate regression “Are you regressed or something?”

A. Mixed B. Random Coefficient C. Latent Curve D. Multilevel E. Hierarchical “Pseudonyms & aliases”

NULL: Models I

Models II