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9. Effect size- Cohen\'s d and r squared An industrialyorganizational psychobgis

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Explanation / Answer

Estimated Cohen'd = Mean difference / standard deviation = (6.5 - 5.8)/ 1.2 = 0.583

So, effect size is between medium (0.5) to large(0.8).

here t is given which is equal to 4.12

R2 = t2 / [n - 2 + t2 ] = 4.122 / (49 -2 + 4.122 ) = 0.2653

the effect size using R2  is large.

(b)

Estimated Cohen'd = Mean difference / standard deviation = (6.9 - 6.4)/ 2.5 = 0.2

So, effect size is Small(0.2)

here t is given which is equal to 2.38

R2 = t2 / [n - 2 + t2 ] = 2.382 / (144 -2 + 2.382 ) = 0.03835

the effect size using R2  is from small to medium

All these are as per guidlines of cohen's d and r2