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practical significance

practical significance Practical significance is the real-world importance or consequences of a finding, such as what the results mean for daily life.

Practical significance is the real-world importance or consequences of a finding, such as what the results mean for daily life. It differs from statistical significance, which addresses how likely the observed pattern would be if there were no effect.

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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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