Network Managers Like to Subdivide Large Networks into Smaller Units

question 12

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Network managers like to subdivide large networks into smaller units known as subnets because this makes it easier to manage the entire network.

Identify what constitutes small, medium, and large effect sizes according to Cohen's benchmarks.

Distinguish between the significance levels of p < .05 and p < .01 and their implications for statistical significance.

Recognize how effect sizes relate to the variance explained in a study.

Understand the role of alpha levels in managing Type I errors in statistical hypothesis testing.

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