QUESTION 30 Which of the following statements about effect sizes are true? (Select all that apply) A. They give information about the magnitude of the relationship between variables in the study B. They are indexes of how wrong the null hypothesis is C. They verify the causal nature of the association between variables D. They are used in power analysis
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