Juliet Popper Shaffer

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Psychology

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Cognitive Science

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Social Psychology

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#434

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Cognitive Psychology

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Mathematics

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Applied Mathematics

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Statistics

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#561

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Measure Theory

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#3794

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#928

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PhD Psychology Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, Juliet Popper Shaffer is an American psychologist, statistician and statistics educator known for her research on multiple hypothesis testing. She is a teaching professor emerita at the University of California, Berkeley.

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Multiple Hypothesis Testing (2018) (1187)
Multiple Hypothesis Testing in Microarray Experiments (2003) (1163)
Modified Sequentially Rejective Multiple Test Procedures (1986) (720)
Language and Cognition: Effects of Stimulus Codability, Name-Word Frequency, and Age of Acquisition on Lexical Reaction Time. (1974) (178)
Multiplicity, directional (type III) errors, and the null hypothesis. (2002) (61)
Control of Directional Errors with Stagewise Multiple Test Procedures (1980) (54)
On optimality of stepdown and stepup multiple test procedures (2005) (50)
The Gauss—Markov Theorem and Random Regressors (1991) (49)
Defining and testing hypotheses in multidimensional contingency tables. (1973) (45)
Multiple pairwise comparisons of repeated measures means under violation of multisample sphericity (1991) (45)
A semi-Bayesian study of Duncan's Bayesian multiple comparison procedure (1999) (44)
Comparison of Means: An F Test Followed by a Modified Multiple Range Procedure (1979) (43)
Multiple comparisons emphasizing selected contrasts: an extension and generalization of Dunnett's procedure. (1977) (41)
USING STATISTICS EFFECTIVELY IN MATHEMATICS EDUCATION RESEARCH (2007) (39)
Probability of directional errors with disordinal (qualitative) interaction (1991) (28)
Controlling the False Discovery Rate with Constraints: The Newman‐Keuls Test Revisited (2007) (27)
On a Fundamental Theorem in Multiple Comparisons (1977) (26)
Digital watermarking technology (2003) (24)
Bidirectional Unbiased Procedures (1974) (20)
Caution on the Use of Variance Ratios: A Comment (1992) (20)
Optimum Significance Levels for Multistage Comparison Procedures (1979) (18)
Recent developments towards optimality in multiple hypothesis testing (2006) (18)
Reorganization of variables in analysis of variance and multidimensional contingency tables. (1977) (17)
Directional statistical hypotheses and comparisons among means. (1972) (16)
Complexity: An Interpretability Criterion for Multiple Comparisons (1981) (15)
The Analysis of Variance Mixed Model with Allocated Observations: Application to Repeated Measurement Designs (1981) (14)
Significance probabilities of the wilcoxon signed-rank test (1993) (11)
SOCIAL AND PERSONALITY CORRELATES OF CHILDREN'S ESTIMATES OF HEIGHT. (1964) (9)
Testing Specific Hypotheses in Contingency Tables: Chi-Square Partitioning and other Methods (1973) (9)
Effect of different stimulus frequencies on discrimination learning with probabilistic reinforcement. (1963) (7)
Personality impression formation and sex: The polarization effect (1975) (6)
Exact procedures for the analysis of multidimensional contingency tables (1972) (6)
Optimality results in multiple hypothesis testing (2004) (5)
The relationship between personality impression formation and sex: An application of information integration theory (1973) (5)
Cluster Formation as a Measure of Interpretability in Multiple Testing (2008) (4)
Error, power, and cluster separation rates of pairwise multiple testing procedures. (2013) (4)
AN EXACT MULTIPLE COMPARISONS TEST FOR A MULTINOMIAL DISTRIBUTION (1971) (3)
Multiple Comparisons with Unequal Sample Sizes (1974) (3)
Discrimination and mediated generalization in probability learning. (1962) (2)
Job Discrimination against Faculty Wives: Restrictive Employment Practices in Colleges and Universities (1966) (2)
Accurate probabilities for the sign test (1993) (2)
Likability as a function of age, sex, and personality description (1977) (2)
Fisher's “Power Orientation and Concept of Self Height in Men”: A Comment (1965) (2)
Web to print (2012) (1)
COMMENT ON :EFFECT SIZE ESTIMATION FOR ONE-SAMPLE MULTIPLE-CHOICE-TYPE DATA : DESIGN, ANALYSIS, AND META-ANALYSIS BY ROSENTHAL AND RUBIN (1989) (1991) (1)
Erich Lehmann’s contributions to multiple decision making (2012) (1)
On the Problem of Interactions in the Analysis of Variance: Comment (1991) (1)
A factor analysis of hall and Lindzey's ratings of personality theories (1964) (1)
Stimulus similarity and the effect of reinforcement in a pseudo-concept identification task. (1966) (1)
Year Paper Multiple Hypothesis Testing in Microarray Experiments (2016) (0)
Estimation of career potential based on age, sex, and personality information (1978) (0)
Front matter (2013) (0)
INVITED ARTICLES Confidence Intervals On Subsets May Be Misleading (2004) (0)
Confidence Intervals On Subsets May Be Misleading (2004) (0)
Profiles in Research (2005) (0)
Comment (2005) (0)
An unorthodox journey to statistics: Equity issues, remarks on multiplicity (2014) (0)
Plural Nouns or Words Ending in S: Identification of the Response Class in Verbal Conditioning Experiments (1966) (0)
Job Discrimination against Faculty Wives (2016) (0)
The American Statistician , in press The Gauss-Markov Theorem and Random Regressors (2008) (0)
OPTIMUM SIGNIFICANCE LEVELS FOR MULTISTAGE COMPARISON PROCEDURES1 (2011) (0)

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