Thank you for the lecture mainly in the spreadsheet part. However, it is still confusing. How do we interpret the spreadsheet information, specifically in the most beneficial, most harmful part, and do we have to test the small, moderate and large ES ?
Hi Anthony, the sheet has a section stating 'out expressed as either...', This is showing a different confidence limit than in the actual confidence limits box in which you stated in the video. For example one box says '0.069' and the other says '0.1'. Could you clarify which should be used correctly please?
Thank you for the lecture mainly in the spreadsheet part. However, it is still confusing. How do we interpret the spreadsheet information, specifically in the most beneficial, most harmful part, and do we have to test the small, moderate and large ES ?
Hi Anthony, the sheet has a section stating 'out expressed as either...', This is showing a different confidence limit than in the actual confidence limits box in which you stated in the video. For example one box says '0.069' and the other says '0.1'. Could you clarify which should be used correctly please?