korduvmõõtmisega

Korduvmõõtmisega, often translated as repeated measurement or repeated observation, is a concept used in various fields, particularly in statistics, psychology, and experimental design. It refers to the process of collecting data from the same subject or unit multiple times over a period. This allows for the analysis of changes, trends, or stability within individuals or entities.

In statistical analysis, repeated measures designs are employed when researchers are interested in how a variable changes over time or under different conditions for the same group of participants. This contrasts with between-subjects designs where different groups are compared. Repeated measures can help control for individual differences, as each subject serves as their own control.

Common applications include longitudinal studies where participants are followed over extended periods, or within-subjects experimental designs where the same participants experience all experimental conditions. Analyzing repeated measures data requires specific statistical techniques, such as mixed-effects models or repeated measures ANOVA, to account for the correlation between measurements from the same individual. The primary advantage is increased statistical power and the ability to study intra-individual variability. However, potential drawbacks include practice effects, fatigue, or carryover effects from previous measurements.