Eta square is the SSeffect/SStotal. Partial eta square is SSeffect/SSeffect+SSerror. Sample size has less to do with it than the components of SStotal that
are left out in partial eta square. If the other SS’s are high, then sample size doesn’t matter. The greater the complexity of the design, the greater the difference. For a one-way ANOVA, the two are equivalent, and equivalent to Rsquare. Limits for eta square
I’ve seen are .01 mimimal/small; .059 moderate;.138 large.
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He said in the article that for big sample sizes the two coeficients are identical
Andres
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Thank you, Andres.
I had looked at this article earlier. I thought it was for eta square not partial eta square. I’m assuming there is a distinction between the two. That is another
reason I’m after a reference.
-Steve
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Hello:
Ferguson, C. J. (2009). An effect size primer: a guide for clinicians and researchers. Profesional Psychology : Research and Practice, 40(5), 532-538.
He suggest small .04, moderate .25 and strong .64.
Kindly
Andres
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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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