in a two independent sample situation, an effect size (such as Cohen's d ) tell us a.
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in a two independent sample situation, an effect size (such as Cohen's d) tell us
a. | whether two means are significantly different from each other | |
b. | the magnitude of the difference between the means | |
c. | the probability of rejecting the null hypothesis | |
d. | the correlation between the samples |
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