"Dr. Broadus found a significant effect of alcohol consuption on dance partner attractiveness ratings using a dependent sample t-test. If he observed a mean difference of 2.96 with a sample variance value of 21.4 after alcohol consuption, what would be the effecti size in terms of Cohen's d?" d = 0.64 d = 0.14 d = -0.64 d = 0.44
"Dr. Broadus found a significant effect of alcohol consuption on dance partner attractiveness ratings using a dependent sample t-test. If he observed a mean difference of 2.96 with a sample variance value of 21.4 after alcohol consuption, what would be the effecti size in terms of Cohen's d?" d = 0.64 d = 0.14 d = -0.64 d = 0.44
Calculus For The Life Sciences
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Chapter13: Probability And Calculus
Section13.2: Expected Value And Variance Of Continuous Random Variables
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