Design of Three Field Experiments

Walter Corson and Robert G. Spiegelman

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Abstract: Discusses the four elements of an experimental design: 1) who participates, 2) experimental treatments, 3) the number of subjects and their allocation, and 4) experiment location and conditions. Also considers difficulties related to random assignment and describes experimental operations.

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