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Cohen's d is a generalized effect size measure. It is the difference between two group means scaled by the combined standard deviation. Cohen's d is used frequently in Jacob Cohen's text on power analysis, mostly to simplify the presentation of tables.
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Can I calculate Cohen's $d$ from multiple regression coefficient?
Question: Is it appropriate to calculate Cohen's $d$ (effect size) from the regression coefficient of an independent categorical variable?
Background: My regression coefficient represents participat …
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