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A professor computes the mean difference in exam scores before and after a lecture as 9.0±14.5 ( A professor computes the mean difference in exam scores before and after a lecture as 9.0±14.5 (   ) ,and this difference was significant.What is the effect size for this result using estimated Cohen's d? A) d = 0.62 (medium effect)  B) d = 1.61 (medium effect)  C) d = 0.62 (large effect)  D) d = 1.61 (large effect) ) ,and this difference was significant.What is the effect size for this result using estimated Cohen's d?

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