Summary and Further Reading

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Section B.13 Summary and Further Reading

[253] is a classic book for anyone looking to develop their skills modelling data with comprehensive examples and exercises to follow in R.

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Models with interaction terms are too often misinterpreted. We strongly recommend a read of [199] to facilitate correct interpretation. Equally, [252] piece on the effects package goes to great detail to explain the logic and some of the options that are available when producing plots to show interactions with this package.

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For those who wish to have a more thorough grounding in regression, please consider also [198] and [188] as further references.

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