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> We should probably draw different conclusions given a tiny effect at p=0.05 versus a large, obvious effect at p=0.05 I'm not sure that "large, obvious effect
by petters 9y ago
> We should probably draw different conclusions given a tiny effect at p=0.05 versus a large, obvious effect at p=0.05
I'm not sure that "large, obvious effect" and "p=0.05" are compatible, though.
- shmageggy 9y agoSure it is, of course depending on your domain-dependent definition of "large, obvious". You can have different effect sizes at any given p-value.