The Statistical Power of a Decade of Social Work Education Research

Abstract

Statistical power is the probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis. This paper reports a review of a decade of studies, reported in the Journal of Social Work Education, that found that a disturbing number of studies employed statistical tests of hypotheses that had inadequate statistical power and, thus, an inadequate probability of detecting the effects of the variables under study.

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