Confidence Interval for Standardized Difference Between Means, Related Samples The Point Estimate Cohen defined dz as the mean difference score divided by the standard deviation of the difference scores. The “z” wa

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Date: 2014-11-18 13:22:27 Data analysis Parametric statistics Measurement Normal distribution Confidence interval Bonferroni correction Effect size Standard deviation Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient Statistics Hypothesis testing Statistical inference		Confidence Interval for Standardized Difference Between Means, Related Samples The Point Estimate Cohen defined dz as the mean difference score divided by the standard deviation of the difference scores. The “z” wa Add to Reading List Source URL: core.ecu.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 59,00 KB Share Document on Facebook

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