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by narkee
5190 days ago
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The call for larger sample sizes isn't always appropriate. It can often lead to spurious inferences. As Jacob Cohen (famous statistician) has said, "all null hypotheses, at least in the two tailed forms, are false". That is, with nearly any hypothesis about differences between groups, given a large enough sample size, you're likely to find a significant difference. |
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