As sample size increases, what happens to measures of effect size such as r 2 and...
As sample size increases, what happens to measures of effect size such as r 2 and Cohen's d?
A)Sample size does not have any great influence on measures of effect size.
B)The effect of sample size depends on other factors such as sample variance.
C)They tend to decrease.
D)They also tend to increase.
Homework Answers
Correct Answer: Option (A) Sample size does not have any great influence on measures of effect size.
since Cohen's and correlation determination formula are independent of sample size (n)
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