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 * SPSS computes '''partial eta-squared''', $$\mbox{Partial } \eta^text{2}$$, on request using ANOVAs. If using General Linear Model>univariate or General Linear Model>Repeated Measures click options and select ''Estimates of Effect Size''.

An extra column in the outputted anova tables is produced showing partial eta-squareds of terms in the anova table.
 * SPSS computes '''partial eta-squared''', $$\mbox{Partial } \eta^text{2}$$, on request using ANOVAs. If using General Linear Model>univariate or General Linear Model>Repeated Measures click options and select ''Estimates of Effect Size''. An extra column in the outputted anova tables is produced showing partial eta-squareds of terms in the anova table.

Computing effect sizes

  • Cohen's d which is used for t-tests may be computed using free

[http://www.swin.edu.au/victims/resources/software/effectsize/effect_size_generator.html PC downloadable software.]

  • SPSS computes partial eta-squared, $$\mbox{Partial } \eta^text{2}$$, on request using ANOVAs. If using General Linear Model>univariate or General Linear Model>Repeated Measures click options and select Estimates of Effect Size. An extra column in the outputted anova tables is produced showing partial eta-squareds of terms in the anova table.

  • An EXCEL spreadsheet calculator is to appear here for computing the odds ratio effect size w.

  • [:FAQ/effectSize:A guide to magnitudes of effect sizes.]

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