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It could be an example of publication bias, from the wiki article on effect size [1]: An example of this is publication bias, which occurs when scientists repo
by haffi112 7y ago
It could be an example of publication bias, from the wiki article on effect size [1]:
An example of this is publication bias, which occurs when scientists report results only when the estimated effect sizes are large or are statistically significant. As a result, if many researchers carry out studies with low statistical power, the reported effect sizes will tend to be larger than the true (population) effects, if any.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effect_size https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effect_size