Lecture

Understanding Cohen's d Effect Size

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Description

This lecture covers the interpretation of Cohen's d effect size in research studies, including how to calculate and understand the values, as well as its significance in comparing control and treatment groups. It also addresses the importance of effect size in meta-analyses and its implications for educational research.

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