Effect size for independent sample t-test

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Post hoc analysis:

Compute the effect size with gender as the grouping variable and ADDSC as the dependent variable.
Compute power using a .05 alpha and a two-tailed test. When you are using G*Power, make sure you have selected the independent t-test and the two-tailed option.
Interpret the meaning of the three values you just calculated.

Compute the effect size with gender as the grouping variable and ADDSC as the dependent variable.

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