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When Researchers Have a Good Estimate of the Expected Effect

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When researchers have a good estimate of the expected effect size for an independent variable prior to conducting a study,they should

A) compute an inferential statistics test.
B) perform a power analysis.
C) draw confidence intervals for their means.
D) all of these

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