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independent groups

independent groups Independent groups are separate samples in a between-subjects design, where each group's measurements come from different people rather than repeated measurements from the same individuals.

Independent groups are separate samples in a between-subjects design, where each group's measurements come from different people rather than repeated measurements from the same individuals. In this kind of comparison, values from one group are contrasted with values from another distinct group.

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Drafting source: Frontiers: Calculating and reporting effect sizes to facilitate cumulative science. 2013 volume 4; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2013.00863. “Calculating and reporting effect sizes” (9b939b04f5240b5c5c85).
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