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In reflection of Communication Research Reports shift to requiring (rather than suggesting) effect size reporting with all manuscripts as of Volume 34, a few remarks explaining the context of this… Click to show full abstract
In reflection of Communication Research Reports shift to requiring (rather than suggesting) effect size reporting with all manuscripts as of Volume 34, a few remarks explaining the context of this shift for submitting authors are offered, including a brief explanation of the complementary relationship between p-values and effects sizes, and the reasons that both are critical to providing readers with a more complete sense of any manuscript’s evidential value.
Keywords:
effect size;
size reporting;
communication research;
research reports
Journal Title: Communication Research Reports
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Communication Research Reports
Year Published: 2017
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