Suppose we conduct a two-step hierarchical regression analysis. The Cohen’s f2 value associated with the change at Step 2 is .22. What can we conclude from these results?
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The additional variance explained at Step 2 is practically significant. |
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The additional variance explained at Step 2 is not practically significant. |
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The additional variance explained at Step 2 is statistically significant. |
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The additional variance explained at Step 2 is not statistically significant. |
Cohen's f2 = r2 / (1 - r2)
and is interpreted as 0.02=small, 0.15=medium, 0.35=large
here the value is 0.22. Thus the result is statistically significant. Hence we can say that:
The additional variance explained at Step 2 is statistically significant.
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