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<P><FONT SIZE=2>I've used a 1992 Psych Bulletin article called "A Power Primer" by Cohen. I have a PDF of it I can send you if you contact me directly at cheri.hoffman@vanderbilt.edu. I tried attaching it here but apparently the file is too big.<BR>
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I'm definitely not a stats wizard, and I "got" this article, so I hope it is helpful.<BR>
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Cheri<BR>
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From: bounce-3780927-8409575@list.cornell.edu on behalf of Todd McDonald<BR>
Sent: Wed 4/8/2009 8:12 PM<BR>
To: Child Maltreatment Researchers<BR>
Subject: power<BR>
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Can someone suggest a good primer on the topic of statistical power? Are there any articles that describe power analysis. I would like one written not for a stats wizard.<BR>
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Todd <BR>
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