Abstract
A fairly common error in research in educational administration is the inappropriate choice of the unit or the context of the analysis for a given research question. The statistical treatment of data for a particular unit and a particular context is often accompanied by an interpretation of the results for a different unit or context. This paper discusses those problems, using examples from recent Educational Administration Quarterly articles, and offers some suggestions for reducing such errors in future research.

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