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I understand your point but the reviewers, as a general rule, tend to "suggest" the use of this binary reasoning about statistical results. It's a pitty.
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Thanks for the reply @JohnnyB , Then I think is better not to report the Cohen's d in the paper we are writing because it could be confusing, isn't it?
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Yes, it is. Was added in the Reliability module.
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Ok thanks for the explanation, I expect this release could be soon
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I have been thinking about it and I would like to express one possible idea, it would be great if someone could help me. I have noticed that JASP compute Cohen's d by the formula d = t/sqrt(n), isn't it? Then, if the post-hoc test reports the t val…
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I'sorry but I don't understand your answer, do you mean that you have transmitted this suggestion?
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Hi JohnnyB, Thanks for the replay. These are very good news for the next release, I'm so impatient...
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Hi, Maybe I don't understand well the output but I was wondering several questions related with this topic: Why is not possible to run... an unbalanced non-parametric mixed ANOVA? between post-hoc test? interaction post-hoc test? Thanks in advance.