The Difference Between Experimental Group Mean and Control Group Mean

question 70

Multiple Choice

The difference between experimental group mean and control group mean divided by the standard deviation of the control group is called the

• A) coefficient of determination.
• B) mean adjusted difference.
• C) z-score
• D) effect size.
• E) deviation score

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