ted power. Now draw two further curves, one for an effect size of 0.05 and another for an effect size of 0.10. This gives you a power curve, taking the uncertainty in the effect size into account.</p>

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Grodner, Daniel, and Edward Gibson. 2005. <span>“Consequences 