The marginality principle revisited: Should “higher‐order” terms always be accompanied by “lower‐order” terms in regression analyses?

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Open Access UCL Research: The marginality principle revisited: Should “higher-order” terms always be accompanied by “lower-order” terms in regression analyses? https://t.co/d7KJF2Ro6T

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