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This experiment was originally designed to evaluate the use of programmed instructional materials in ninth-grade algebra. A thorough analysis of the data from the experiment reveals some interesting, and perhaps valuable, differences when the sex of the students is considered. Does the sex of the students have any effect on their success with programmed instruction?
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Easterday et al. (1968) studied this question.
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