Causality

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Supplement2025.01.01

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Causal Inference on Human Behaviour2024.01.01

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Correcting for Endogeneity in Models With Bunching2023.01.01

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Koch2022.01.01

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Residual Confounding in Health Plan Performance Assessments Evidence From Random2022.01.01

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Causal Inference With Latent Treatments2021.01.01

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Ihekweazu2021.01.01

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Interpolating Causal Mechanisms the Paradox of Knowing More2021.01.01

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Quantifying Causality in Data Science With Quasiexperiments2021.01.01

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What is Your Estimand Defining the Target Quantity Connects Statistical Evidence2021.01.01

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2 (Schneider, 2020)2020.01.01

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Commentary Cynical Epidemiology2020.01.01

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Rethinking Causation for Dataintensive Biology Constraints Cancellations and Qua2020.01.01

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Why the Increasing Use of Complex Causal Models is a Problem on the Danger Sophi2020.01.01

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A Comparison of Approaches to Advertising Measurement Evidence From Big Field Ex2019.01.01

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Correlation Causation Music Training Psychology and Neuroscience2019.01.01

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Effect of a Workplace Wellness Program on Employee Health and Economic Outcomes 2019.01.01

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Supplement22019.01.01

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Jones2018.01.01

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Adams2017.01.01

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An Evaluation of Bias in 3 Measures of Teacher Quality Valueadded Classroom Obse2017.01.01

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Blazar2017.01.01

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Percutaneous Coronary Intervention in Stable Angina Orbita a Doubleblind Randomi2017.01.01

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A Test of Exogeneity Without Instrumental Variables in Models With Bunching2015.01.01

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Bounding a Linear Causal Effect Using Relative Correlation Restrictions2015.01.01

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Observational Studies Often Make Clinical Practice Recommendations an Empirical 2013.01.01

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Prasad2012.01.01

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Deming Data and Observational Studies2011.01.01

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Odgaardjensen2011.01.01

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Overestimation of the Effects of Adherence on Outcomes a Case Study in Healthy U2011.01.01

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Prasad2011.01.01

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The Possibility of Unmeasured Confounding Variables in Observational Studies a F2011.01.01

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Causal Inference and Developmental Psychology2010.01.01

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Association of Bisphenol a With Diabetes and Other Abnormalities2009.01.01

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Systematic Reviews of Animal Experiments Demonstrate Poor Contributions Toward H2008.01.01

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How Close is Close Enough Evaluating Propensity Score Matching Using Data From a2007.01.01

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Proceeding From Observed Correlation to Causal Inference the Use of Natural Expe2007.01.01

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Papanikolaou2006.01.01

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Shikata2006.01.01

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Duncan2004.01.01

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Lawlor2004.01.01

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Shapiro2004.01.01

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Comparison of Evidence of Treatment Effects in Randomized and Nonrandomized Stud2001.01.01

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Wilson2001.01.01

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Matthews2000.01.01

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Study Design and Estimates of Effectiveness2000.01.01

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Causal Effects in Nonexperimental Studies Reevaluating the Evaluation of Trainin1999.01.01

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Causality in Complex Systems1999.01.01

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Superadditive Correlation1999.01.01

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Choosing Between Randomized and Nonrandomized Studies1998.01.01

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There is a Time and a Place for Significance Testing1997.01.01

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Heinsman1996.01.01

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Evaluating Program Evaluations New Evidence on Commonly Used Nonexperimental Met1995.01.01

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Bias in Relative Odds Estimation Owing to Imprecise Measurement of Correlated Ex1992.01.01

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Smoking as Independent Risk Factor for Suicide Illustration of an Artifact From 1992.01.01

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How Independent Are Independent Effects Relative Risk Estimation When Correlated1991.01.01

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Coaching for the Scholastic Aptitude Test Further Synthesis and Appraisal1990.01.01

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Developing Improved Observational Methods for Evaluating Therapeutic Effectivene1990.01.01

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Memories of the British Streptomycin Trial in Tuberculosis the First Randomized 1990.01.01

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Rothman1990.01.01

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A Collection of 56 Topics With Contradictory Results in Casecontrol Research1988.01.01

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Colditz1988.01.01

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Feinstein1988.01.01

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Evaluating the Effectiveness of Family Therapies an Integrative Review and Analy1987.01.01

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The Adequacy of Comparison Group Designs for Evaluations of Employmentrelated Pr1987.01.01

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Why Do We Need Some Large Simple Randomized Trials1984.01.01

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A Random Effects Model for Effect Sizes1983.01.01

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Comparative Therapy Outcome Research Methodological Implications of Metaanalysis1983.01.01

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Essenceofstatistics1982.01.01

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Sacks1982.01.01

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On the Alleged Falsity of the Null Hypothesis1975.01.01

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Theory Confirmation in Psychology1975.01.01

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Anmmpisourcebook1973.01.01

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Hays1973.01.01

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On Prior Probabilities of Rejecting Statistical Hypotheses1973.01.01

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The Correlation Between Targets and Instruments1972.01.01

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Use and Abuse of Regression1966.01.01

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Nunnally1960.01.01

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Smith1960.01.01

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Cigarettes Cancer and Statistics1958.01.01

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The Influence of Statistical Methods for Research Workers on the Development of 1951.01.01

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Superstition in the Pigeon1948.01.01

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Why Do We Sometimes Get Nonsensecorrelations Between Timeseriesa Study in Sampli1926.01.01

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