hello,
I want to compute the effect size of a variable.
mean group1 = 10,978
mean group 2 = 9,228
standard deviation 1 = 0,8402
standard deviation 2 = 0,5767
correlation = 0,59105
I calculated the effecct size with g*power, but the result is 2,56. This is a very high value ?
Can I compute this in SAS with this given information, or am I doing something wrong?
greetings,
Aurélie
Do you have access to the raw data? What do you mean by EFFECT size? I'm used to see it in context of regression models not just summary statistics.
Assuming this paper is talking about the same thing you are, see the macro included.
hello,
thank you for the reaction. I have a dataset with 1 group measured 2 times, so I used a paired t-test. But as you see when I calculate this in g*power I get a huge effect size. The effect size that I get when using method 1 is different than when I use method 2.
METHOD 1
I compute first the effect size in g*power in the additional window (effect size = 2,56).
Then I use this value to calculate the power (power = 1).
METHOD 2
I first calculate the power in SAS (power = 0,9999).
Then I use this power value to calculate the effect size in G*power (effect size = 0,68)
Can somebody explain this?
greetings,
Aurélie
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