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2001

    • Salazar, L., Schludermann, S., Schludermann, E. & Huynh, C-L. (2001). Canadian Filipino adolescents report on parental socialization for shool involvement. Canadian Ethnic Studies, XXXIII(2), 2-26.

2000

    • Huynh, C-L. (2000). Extraneous variables and the interpretation of regression coefficients. Multiple Linear Regression Viewpoints, 26(1), 28-35.
    • Huynh, C-L. (2000). Using partial residual plots in assessing and improving the construct validity of multiple regression models. Multiple Linear Regression Viewpoints, 26(2), 29-35.
    • Huynh, C-L. (2000). Opinions of administrators and faculty on the purposes,control and process of performance indicators in higher education: A pilot study. Abstract of Higher Education.
    • Salazar, L., Schludermann, S., Schludermann, E. & Huynh, C-L. (2000). Filipino adolescents' parental socialization for academic achievement in the U.S. Journal of Adolescence Research, 15(5), 564-586.
    • Schludermann, S., Schludermann, E. & Huynh, C-L. (2000). Religiosity, prosocial values and adjustment among students in Catholic high schools in Canada. Journal of Beliefs and Values,21(1), 99-115.

1999

    • Huynh, C-L. (1999). Crossing the statistical border without fear. Principles of cognitive psychology and techniques of designing, teaching and learning statistics. In Disappearing Borders. The Key to Lifelong Learning (pp. 23-32), Canadian Association for University Education (Editors), Winnipeg, MB: Authors.

1998

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    • Huynh, C-L. (April, 1998). Comparable confidence intervals for multi-sample and replication studies. Resources in Education. Also in ERIC (Order No. TM029-111).
    • Huynh, C-L. (April, 1998). Comparable confidence intervals for multi-sample and replication studies. Resources in Education. Also in ERIC (Order No. TM029-111)
    • Schludermann, S., Schludermann, E. & Huynh, C-L. (1998). Personality, family socialization, adolescent coping styles, and adjustment. Canadian Psychological, 39:2a, 9.

1997

    • Schludermann, S., Schludermann, E. and Huynh, C-L. (1997). Catholic schools adolescents' religiosity, prosocial values, school attitudes and family satisfaction (Abstract). Canadian Psychology, 38, 98. Also in Resources in Education and ERIC (Order No. ED 411 941).
    • Schludermann, S., Schludermann, E. & Huynh, C-L. (1997). "Catholic-school adolescents's religiosity, prosocial values, school attitudes, and family satisfaction." Resources in Education. Also in ERIC (Order No. ED 411 941).

1996

    • Schludermann, S., Schludermann, E. & Huynh, C-L. (1996). Family background, adolescent coping styles, and adjustment. Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) (Order Number ED 400 107).
    • Leventhal, L. & Huynh, C-L. (1996a). Directional decisions for two-tailed tests: Power, error rates, and sample size. Psychological Methods, 1, 278-292.
    • Leventhal, L. & Huynh, C-L. (1996b). Analyzing listening studies with the directional two-tailed test. Journal of the Audio Engineering Society, 44, 850-863.
    • Xiong Z. X., Sinha, S. K. & Huynh, C-L. (1996). Efficiency of estimates for reliability function of exponential distribution in life testing. Journal of Statistical Research, 30, 47-56.

1994

    • Schludermann, E., Schludermann, S. & Huynh, C-L. (1994). Adolescents' religion related to self esteem, life satisfaction and school attitudes. ERIC, (Order No. ED 306-248/TM 013-021).
    • Huynh, C-L., Sinha, S.K. & Xiong, Z.X. (1994). Large-sample estimation of reliability under the exponential distribution in life testing. IEEE Transactions on Reliability, 43, 270-274.
    • Murray, L.T., Huynh, C-L., Kingsbury, N.N. (1994). Effect of Education on Fertility for Urban Canadian Females: A Path Analysis (Winnipeg Area Study, Research Report No. 51). Winnipeg, MB: University of Manitoba. (28 pages)

1993

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    • Huynh, C-L. (1993). Estimation and Analysis of Desired Family Size with WFS Data. Proceedings of the American Statistical Association, Section on Survey Research Methods, Vol. 2, 609-616.

1992

    • Huynh, C-L., Adair, J.G. & Sharpe, D. (1992). Estimation of Effect Size under Arbitrary Distribution Theory. Proceedings of the American Statistical Association, Social Statistics Section, 186-191.

1990

    • Huynh, C-L. (1990). A unified approach to the estimation of effect size in meta analysis. Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC), (Order No. ED 306-248/TM 013-021).
    • Adair, J.G., Sharpe, D. & Huynh, C-L. (1990). The Placebo control group: An analysis of its effectiveness in educational research. Journal of Experimental Education, 59, 1, 67-86. (R)

1989

   • Adair, J.G., Sharpe, D. & Huynh, C-L. (1989a). Placebo, Hawthorne, and other artifact controls: Researchers' opinions and practices. Journal of Experimental Education, 57, 341-355.
    • Adair, J.G., Sharpe, D. & Huynh, C-L. (1989b). Placebo, Hawthorne, and other artifact controls: An overview of a research program. In J.A. Keats, R.A. Heath & S.H. Lovibond (Eds.), Mathematical and Theoretical Systems (pp.99-110). Amsterdam, Netherlands: Elsevier.
    • Adair, J.G., Sharpe, D. & Huynh, C-L. (1989c). Hawthorne control procedures in educational experiments: A reconsideration of their use and effectiveness. Review of Educational Research, 59, 2, 215-228.

1988

    • Huynh, C-L. (1988). Fox & Tracy (1986)'s Randomize Response. A method for sensitive surveys. Beverly Hills: Sage. (Book Review). Psychometrika, 53, 142-144.
 
   

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