Slides with Effect Size

Dec 27, 2025

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Slides with Effect Size

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Slides with Effect Size

Effect Size

Effect Size . More to life than statistical significance Reporting effect size. OUTLINE. NHST problems Context and types of Effect Size Comparing samples: The d family of effect sizes Interpretation Understanding the individual: Case Level effect sizes The r family of effect

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Interpreting Effect Size Results

Interpreting Effect Size Results. Cohen’s “Rules-of-Thumb” standardized mean difference effect size small = 0.20 medium = 0.50 large = 0.80 correlation coefficient small = 0.10 medium = 0.25 large = 0.40 odds-ratio small = 1.50 medium = 2.50 large = 4.30.

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The Effect Size

The Effect Size. The effect size (ES) makes meta-analysis possible. The ES encodes the selected research findings on a numeric scale. There are many different types of ES measures, each suited to different research situations. Each ES type may also have multiple methods of computation.

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Effect Size

Effect Size. Repeated Measures. Measures of association. Measures of association are conducted in the same way for repeated measures design In general, partial η 2 is SS effect /(SS effect + SS error )

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Size Effect

Size Effect. Matthew Boyce Huibin Hu Rajesh Raghunathan Lina Yang. Introduction. In this presentation we will review two articles on how the size of market capitalization affects portfolio performance.

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Effect Size Estimation

Effect Size Estimation. Why and How An Overview. Statistical Significance. Only tells you sample results unlikely were the null true. Null is usually that the effect size is absolutely zero. If power is high, the size of a significant effect could be trivial.

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Effect Size

Effect Size. P arameter used to compare results of different studies on the same scale in which a common effect of interest (response variable) has been measured Magnitude of effect e.g. mean Index of precision e.g. variance, standard error, CI. Variance. Most common index of precision

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Effect size

Effect size. Ways to judge and report on differences between groups. Effect size. How large is the difference? (What is “the effect” of a new treatment? The significance test tells us: Is there any difference? (not zero) Can we reject H0? (H0: No difference between population means)

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The Size Effect

The Size Effect. Brett Bates Greg Chedwick Chris Ferre Matt Karam. The Size Effect. 2 Articles by Marc Reinganum: “Abnormal Returns in Small Firm Portfolios” (1981) “ Portfolio Strategies Based on Market Capitalization’ (1983)

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Effect Size

Effect Size . More to life than statistical significance Reporting effect size. Statistical significance. Turns out a lot of researchers do not know what precisely p < .05 actually means Cohen (1994) Article: The earth is round (p<.05)

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Indentation Size Effect

Fundamental Micromechanics and Materials Dynamics of Thermal Barrier Coating Systems Containing Multiple Layers Mark L. Weaver, The University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, DMR Award #9984899. Indentation Size Effect

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Effect Size

Effect Size. What it is and what it ain’t. Consider Quine. “Now if objective reference is so inaccessible to observation, who is to say on empirical grounds that belief in objects of one or another description is right or wrong?” - W.V. Quine, Word and Object, 1960 -.

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Effect Size

Effect Size. 10/16. Effect Size. If there's an effect, how big is it? How different is m from m 0 , or m A from m B , etc.? Separate from reliability Inferential statistics measure effect relative to standard error Tiny effects can be reliable, with enough power

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Power and Effect Size

Power and Effect Size. I factor 4 levels. Testing?. effect. TREATMENT. NULL. power. β. 1 - β. 1- α. α /2. α /2. What determines power? Effect size Sample size Variability Significance level 1 or 2 tail choice Kind of test. effect. NULL. TREATMENT. power. β. 1 - β. 1- α.

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Effect Size

Effect Size. Mechanics. COHEN’S D (HEDGE’S G). Cohen was one of the pioneers in advocating effect size over statistical significance Defined d for the one-sample case. COHEN’S D. Now compare to the one-sample t-statistic So

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Binomial Effect Size Display

Binomial Effect Size Display. What is it? How do I prepare it?. What is It?. An interesting way to look at a magnitude of effect estimate. A 2 x 2 contingency table Total N = 200 For each row N = 100 For each column N = 100 Treat the cell entries as conditional percentages.

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Effect Size

Effect Size. Effect sizes provides a measure of the clinical importance of an empirical finding There are many types of effect size. Cohen’s D. Cohen’s d is a measure of effect size that scales mean differences in standard deviation units Classifications for Cohen’s d

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The Effect Size

The Effect Size. The effect size (ES) makes meta-analysis possible The ES encodes the selected research findings on a numeric scale There are many different types of ES measures, each suited to different research situations Each ES type may also have multiple methods of computation.

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Power and Effect Size

Power and Effect Size. D. Wayne Mitchell, Ph.D. Kayla N. Jordan – Statistical Analyst R stats Institute Psychology Department Missouri State University. Review of Statistical Terms I. Type I Error Type II Error Power IV. Effect Size. Four Common Effect Size Indices

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The Effect Size

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