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An experimental comparison of several approaches to the discriminant problem with both qualitative and quantitative variables.
European Journal of Operational Research
1987 : JAN, VOL. 28:1, p. 74-78
 1987 Markowski, C. A.
Markowski, E. P.
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Exploring relationships in multiple-response simulation experiments.
Omega
1986 : VOL. 14:6, p. 498-501
 1986 Friedman, L. W.
93.
Correspondence analysis : graphical representation of categorical data in marketing research.
Journal of Marketing Research
1986 : AUG, VOL. 23:3, p. 213-227
 1986 Hoffman, D. L.
Franke, G. R.
94.
Designing an automobile insurance classification system.
European Journal of Operational Research
1986 : OCT, VOL. 27:2, p. 235-241
 1986 Samson, D.
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A field study of job applicant interview perceptions, alternative opportunities, and demographic characteristics.
Personnel Psychology
1986 : SPRING, VOL. 39:1, p. 109-122
 1986 Liden, R. C.
Parsons, C. K.
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Generalized multivariate lens model analysis for complex human inference tasks.
Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes
1985 : FEB, VOL. 35:1, p. 46-72
 1985 Cooksey, R. W.
Freebody, P.
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Univariate and multivariate distributions of the job descriptive index's measures of job satisfaction.
Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes
1985 : APR, VOL. 35:2, p. 241-251
 1985 Watson, C. J.
Watson, K. D.
Stove, J. D.
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A multivariate analysis of the auditors' going-concern opinion decision.
Journal of Accounting Research
1985 : AUTUMN, VOL. 23:2, p. 668-682
 1985 Mutchler, J. F.
99.
The utility of the cube root of income.
Journal of Official Statistics
1985 : VOL. 1:1, p. 5-19
 1985 Schwartz, J. E.
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Methodological issues in absenteeism research: Multiple absence measures and multivariate normality.
Academy of Management Review
1985 : JUL, VOL. 10:3, p. 577-586
 1985 Watson, C. J.
Driver, R. W.
Watson, K. D.
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