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Task Sampling, Score Reliability, and Apparent Intervention Effects in Writing Research: A Monte Carlo Study of Pretest–Posttest Designs

2026-08-22

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>This study investigates measurement reliability in writing research using a Monte Carlo pretest–posttest experiment varying the number of writing tasks and score reliability while holding a latent intervention effect at 0.30 SD. The computational design was created to isolate the principal trade-offs described in the target literature while maintaining full reproducibility. The comparis...

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33c06000-669c-5b78-bc57-f6e9c01a9ddb
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10721012/v1
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