The Null-hypothesis significance-test procedure: Can't live with it, can't live without it

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 21 (2):194-195 (1998)
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Abstract

If the NHSTP procedure is essential for controlling for chance, why is there little, if any, discussion of the nature of chance by Chow and other advocates of the procedure. Also, many criticisms that Chow takes to be aimed against the NHSTP procedure are actually directed against the kind of theory that is tested by the procedure

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