Hi Jenny,
Correlations are effect sizes, so you already them. Sorry.
J
2009/10/2 Rouse Jenny <[log in to unmask]>:
> Dear All,
>
> My supervisor has suggested I look at effect sizes for some correlations I
> have conducted. This because I have hints of correlations (r=0.3), but
> they're not significant, may be due to the small N numbers. Apparently I can
> do effect size calculations to determine this. I'm not sure where to look
> for info on how to do these. I had a quick scan of the internet but I'm not
> really sure what I'm looking for and as I'm working from home don't have any
> access to books. Does any one know of a basic guide to effect sizes an how I
> would conduct effect size analysis on my correlations?
>
> Many thanks
>
> Jenny
>
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