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A lot of the time, NHSTs are used to test data where there is no hypothesis. Strictly speaking, does this make sense?
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Can anyone direct me to the instructions for this checklist? What I downloaded from JBI doesn't have an explanation for how to score answers. I'm also looking for the same for JBI's critical...
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I have used EQS many years ago and when I did the data in each individual variable I believed were independent (they were individual participants' scores on a standardized measure). So I had no a...
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I've been exploring a few tutorials on meta-analysis and am struggling with the information on the Forest plot concerning n/N. Specifically, in the examples I've been looking at, the numbers seem...
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I firmly believe that when authors provide effect sizes for results that are statistically significant, say, a partial eta sq of .444 for a p value of
01 November 2017 8,700 12 View
I do use G*power for mixed models, but haven't done so when there is more than one within-subjects factor. Can it do an a priori power analysis when I have one between subjects factor (either 2...
05 August 2015 1,998 5 View
I use an online calculator for between subjects t-tests, as my version of SPSS doesn't seem to offer effect sizes. I recollect checking what it did many years ago and it seemed to be accurate. So...
21 November 2014 1,310 11 View
I always thought that one benefit of using MANOVA is to avoid inflating the risk of Type 1 error that might occur by conducting, say, multiple t-tests. However, I’ve since found a few places where...
28 July 2014 7,090 2 View
Are any researchers who are undertaking systematic reviews also adding a search of google.scholar? And if so, what numerical limit are you putting on results that you inspect? In some earlier...
25 March 2014 4,174 22 View
Is 'r' an effect size for the size of the difference in a repeated measures t-test? I've gotten into a debate about whether r is an effect size for the difference between two within-subjects...
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Sometimes it will be obvious, but not always in my experience. A recent study I was reading implied it was 400 (and it was on this basis the inferential tests were undertaken). However, the study...
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When researchers draw conclusions about something on the basis of regression analyses, in general, how strong might their conclusions be and how likely might they be affected by bias? For...
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