Is there a standard small, medium, and large values for partial eta squared
in a factorial ANOVA?
I wasn't able to find them in Cohen's power analysis book (1988) nor was I
able to find a reference on this site.
I took some data (2 X 2) that accompanied (Chapter 9) Cohen, Cohen, West,
and Aiken's book. The data shows three types of interactions (I used YC). I
analyzed the dataset using Regression(Linear): contrast coding and ZPP. I
analyzed the same dataset using ANOVA, requesting ETASQ. I found the
squared partial rs to approximate the partial eta squares. Does that imply
that I can use Cohen's r effect sizes?
Any suggestions are most welcome.
TIA, Stephen Salbod, Pace University, NYC
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