Fatigue scores were higher post-injury than pre-injury with a moderate effect size explaining 8.6% of variance, and a p -value approaching significance.
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Mood States, Injury Status, and Countermovement Jump Performance in Brazilian High-Level Sports.
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Similarly, the pre/post-injury comparison ( n = 41) was underpowered for detecting small-to-moderate effects, potentially explaining why the substantial multivariate effect size (η 2 = 0.184) did not reach statistical significance.