Which of the following is true about large effect sizes in an association claim?
a. All else being equal, there will be a greater likelihood of finding a non-statistically significant relationship.
b. All else being equal, there will be greater likelihood of establishing construct validity.
c. All else being equal, there will be greater likelihood of finding a zero in the 95%Cl.
d. All else being equal, there will be greater likelihood of a finding being important in the real world.
Which of the following is true about large effect sizes in an association claim?
O b. All else being equal, there will be greater likelihood of establishing construct validity. O c. All else being equal, there will be greater likelihood of finding a zero in the 95% Cl. O d. All else being equal, there will be greater likelihood of a finding being important in the real world