Can I use the Eta Square value out of the SPSS output as the effect size value in an analysis of variance (Cohen's D)?
Yes, eta squared is the measure of effect size in the SPSS ANOVA routine. If you have multiple independent variables reported effect sizes are partial eta squared controlling for the other independent variables.
https://msu.edu/~levinet/eta%20squared%20hcr.pdf
Good luck with your research...Nick
Yes, eta squared is the measure of effect size in the SPSS ANOVA routine. If you have multiple independent variables reported effect sizes are partial eta squared controlling for the other independent variables.
https://msu.edu/~levinet/eta%20squared%20hcr.pdf
Good luck with your research...Nick
Thank you Nicholas J. Beutell for your very clarifying answer and for the very informative paper.
Eta squared is the effect size, or the proportion of variance in the continuous target field explained by an effect. So, yes!
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