Why Is It Important to Look at the Effect Size

question 17

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to look at the effect size?

• A)Because p values are not affected by Sphericity corrections but they do alter effect sizes.
• B)Because p values can be affected by Sphericity errors but they do not alter effect sizes.
• C)Because p values can be affected by Sphericity corrections and alter effect sizes.
• D)Because p values can be affected by Sphericity corrections but they do not alter effect sizes.

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Cueing

The process of prompting or signaling to elicit a specific response or action; often used in memory recall and learning strategies.

Short-Term Memory

The part of memory where small amounts of information can be kept for a short period of time, typically several seconds to a minute.

Verbal Messages

The conveyance of information or ideas through spoken or written words, fundamental in communication processes.

Secondary Memory

A stage of memory where information is stored for extended periods, allowing for recall long after the information was originally learned.