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LAKENS: Examining the Lack of a Meaningful Effect Using Equivalence Tests

  Posted on 1st May 2017 by replicationnetwork

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When we perform a study, we would like to conclude there is an effect, when there is an effect. But it is just as important to be able to conclude there is no effect, when there is no effect. So…

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