Redefine Statistical Significance Part VI: Another Nail in the .05 Coffin
In our previous posts about the paper “Redefine Statistical Significance”, two concrete examples corroborated the general claim that p-just-below-.05 results constitute weak evidence against the null hypothesis. We compared the predictive performance of H0 (effect size = 0) to the predictive performance of H1 (specified by a range of different prior distributions on effect size) and found that for a…
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