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Truth and consequences: using the bogus pipeline to examine sex differences in self-reported sexuality

Journal of Sex Research, Feb, 2003 by Michele G. Alexander, Terri D. Fisher

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(1) According to Cohen (1988), an [[eta].sup.2] of .01 indicates a small effect corresponding to .2 of a standard deviation, an [[eta].sup.2] of .059 indicates a moderate effect corresponding to .5 of a standard deviation, and an [[eta].sup.2] of .138 reflects a large effect corresponding to .8 of a standard deviation.

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Truth and consequences: using the bogus pipeline to examine sex differences in self-reported sexuality

Journal of Sex Research, Feb, 2003 by Michele G. Alexander, Terri D. Fisher

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