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Hoenig & Heisey (2001) discuss computing power after finding non-significant results. This is a bit different from the current paper, which also looks at the po
by mattkrause 10y ago
Hoenig & Heisey (2001) discuss computing power after finding non-significant results. This is a bit different from the current paper, which also looks at the power for significant findings. (The conclusion here being that studies are so underpowered that they should be finding a lot fewer significant effects).
- SubiculumCode 10y agopost hoc power calculations are inappropriate as they merely restate the p-value in a different form. No new information is gained.