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Effect sizes related to changes of attachment anxiety and avoidance comparing the different conditions.

Bernhard Strauß (3319374)
Uwe Altmann (829763)
Susanne Manes (4922731)
Anne Tholl (4922734)
Susan Koranyi (846318)
Tobias Nolte (4922740)
Manfred E. Beutel (431246)
Jörg Wiltink (444936)
Stephan Herpertz (585663)
Wolfgang Hiller (339195)
Jürgen Hoyer (846316)
Peter Joraschky (366796)
Björn Nolting (846319)
Viktoria Ritter (749625)
Ulrich Stangier (749627)
Ulrike Willutzki (4922743)
Simone Salzer (846321)
Eric Leibing (846322)
Falk Leichsenring (488434)
Helmut Kirchmann (4922737)

Publication date

March 2018

DOI

10.1371/journal.pone.0192802.t003

Abstract

<p>Effect sizes related to changes of attachment anxiety and avoidance comparing the different conditions.</p

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Effect size (change in psychological distress score) in total sample, by adults and older adults for K10 and validated K7 scale.

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Effect sizes (with confidence intervals) for the dependent variables without any adjustments, after adjusting for prior knowledge, and after adjusting for goal orientation respectively.

Guido Makransky (2814457)
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Effect sizes of the association between the characteristics and treatment outcomes as described in model 3 in the methods (all the selected variables are included into the models).

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Effect sizes associated with measures to reduce risk of bias in intervention experiments using pain-related behavioural outcomes (data set 2a).

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Mean differences (± 95% confidence limits; CL) and effect sizes (ES) for the comparisons between significant correlations.

Irineu Loturco (804379)
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Ronaldo Kobal (804381)
Victor Fernandes (5563442)
Neilton Moura (5563445)
Felipe Siqueira (5563448)
Ciro Winckler (4650400)
Timothy Suchomel (5563451)
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July 2018

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Ricardo Sanmartín (5587556)
Cándido J. Inglés (5587559)
María Vicent (5085491)
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March 2018

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Effect sizes (Cohen’s D) of the differences between post-test and pre-test scores for symptoms of depression and anxiety.

Marco M. Blom (697549)
Steven H. Zarit (697550)
Rob B. M. Groot Zwaaftink (697551)
Pim Cuijpers (83464)
Anne Margriet Pot (697552)

February 2015

<p>Effect sizes (Cohen’s D) of the differences between post-test and pre-test scores for symptoms of...

The relative sizes of the direct and indirect effects as indicated by the standardized beta weights (<i>β</i>) when presented as absolute values.

Darryl L. Read (6162962)
Gavin I. Clark (3074577)
Adam J. Rock (3074580)
William L. Coventry (6162965)

December 2018

Two betas were negative (-ive), as noted to the left of the bars. The figure shows four mediations, ...

Effect size (change in psychological distress score) in total sample, by adults and older adults for K10 and validated K7 scale.

Fakir M. Amirul Islam (644092)

March 2019

Effect size (change in psychological distress score) in total sample, by adults and older adults for...

Effect sizes (with confidence intervals) for the dependent variables without any adjustments, after adjusting for prior knowledge, and after adjusting for goal orientation respectively.

Guido Makransky (2814457)
Richard E. Mayer (6580658)
Nicola Veitch (466153)
Michelle Hood (3480386)
Karl Bang Christensen (4047529)
Helen Gadegaard (2814454)

April 2019

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Effect sizes of the association between the characteristics and treatment outcomes as described in model 3 in the methods (all the selected variables are included into the models).

Yeon Young Cho (3328542)
Grigory Sidorenkov (344644)
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Helena N. Angel-Scott (6714620)
Lesley Colvin (6714623)
Fala Cramond (6714626)
Kaitlyn Hair (6714629)
Laila Khandoker (6714632)
Jing Liao (193197)
Malcolm Macleod (2227792)
Sarah K. McCann (655666)
Rosie Morland (6714635)
Nicki Sherratt (812556)
Robert Stewart (34430)
Ezgi Tanriver-Ayder (6714638)
James Thomas (415974)
Qianying Wang (6714641)
Rachel Wodarski (768549)
Ran Xiong (719629)
Andrew S. C. Rice (228072)
Emily S. Sena (250970)

May 2019

Effect sizes associated with measures to reduce risk of bias in modelling experiments using pain-rel...

Effect sizes associated with measures to reduce risk of bias in intervention experiments using pain-related behavioural outcomes (data set 2a).

Gillian L. Currie (812564)
Helena N. Angel-Scott (6714620)
Lesley Colvin (6714623)
Fala Cramond (6714626)
Kaitlyn Hair (6714629)
Laila Khandoker (6714632)
Jing Liao (193197)
Malcolm Macleod (2227792)
Sarah K. McCann (655666)
Rosie Morland (6714635)
Nicki Sherratt (812556)
Robert Stewart (34430)
Ezgi Tanriver-Ayder (6714638)
James Thomas (415974)
Qianying Wang (6714641)
Rachel Wodarski (768549)
Ran Xiong (719629)
Andrew S. C. Rice (228072)
Emily S. Sena (250970)

May 2019

Effect sizes associated with measures to reduce risk of bias in intervention experiments using pain-...

Definition of effect size.

Patricio S. La Rosa (109795)
J. Paul Brooks (109797)
Elena Deych (109800)
Edward L. Boone (109803)
David J. Edwards (109807)
Qin Wang (109812)
Erica Sodergren (48852)
George Weinstock (26435)
William D. Shannon (109818)

December 2012

<p>Illustration of a small and a large effect size when comparing two groups.</p

Effect size as a supplement to statistical significance testing

Gašper Cankar
Boštjan Bajec

June 2003

Researchers in the field of psychology often face the situation that the statistical significance de...

Mean differences (± 95% confidence limits; CL) and effect sizes (ES) for the comparisons between significant correlations.

Irineu Loturco (804379)
Bret Contreras (5563439)
Ronaldo Kobal (804381)
Victor Fernandes (5563442)
Neilton Moura (5563445)
Felipe Siqueira (5563448)
Ciro Winckler (4650400)
Timothy Suchomel (5563451)
Lucas Adriano Pereira (804386)

July 2018

<p>Mean differences (± 95% confidence limits; CL) and effect sizes (ES) for the comparisons between ...

Means, standard deviations and effect sizes obtained from the two categories of affect for groups of high and low social functioning in all its dimensions.

Ricardo Sanmartín (5587556)
Cándido J. Inglés (5587559)
María Vicent (5085491)
Carolina Gonzálvez (5587562)
Ángela Díaz-Herrero (5587565)
José Manuel García-Fernández (5587568)

August 2018

<p>Means, standard deviations and effect sizes obtained from the two categories of affect for groups...

When does size not matter? Effects of stimulus size on affective modulation

DE CESAREI, ANDREA
CODISPOTI, MAURIZIO

January 2006

Motivationally relevant stimuli have been shown to receive prioritized processing compared to neutra...

Overall effect sizes concerning the catastrophic misinterpretation of bodily sensations and external events in comparison with patients with PD.

Barnabas Ohst (4984664)
Brunna Tuschen-Caffier (508039)

March 2018

<p>Overall effect sizes concerning the catastrophic misinterpretation of bodily sensations and exter...

Effect size estimates:current use, calculations, and interpretation

Fritz, Catherine
Morris, Peter
Richler, Jennifer

February 2012

The Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (American Psychological Association...

Moderation of the attachment anxiety effect on health perceptions by perceived social support.

Sarah C. E. Stanton (552201)
Lorne Campbell (552202)

April 2014

<p>Low/high attachment anxiety and low/high perceived social support represent ±1 standard deviation...