Second-order asymptotic properties of the jackknife procedure are discussed, and the jackknifed estimator is shown to be a vulnerable estimator whose variation can be severely underestimated by the jackknife standard error. Simple robust alternatives to the average pseudovalue are discussed. Particular emphasis is placed on estimation of a correlation coefficient. Numerical examples are given.
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