Beyond significant yet meaningless results in psychotherapy research.

Michael J. R. Paquin

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The long-standing problem of statis- tical vs. clinical significance is examined in the context of the apparent over-dependence on, and naive interpretation of, levels of statistical sig- nificance. Issues of statistical inference, partic- ularly the magnitude (vs. the significance) of an effect, are discussed and a few basic measures for estimating the magnitude of an effect or (clinical) treatment are noted as well as suggestions for further reading.

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