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“practically significant”

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p=0.06

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Implications and Future Directions The intervention effect size observed in the current study 2.39 SWEMWBS points (equivalent to d = 0.44, or a 17-percentile improvement) is likely practically significant, being within the range noted as meeting thresholds for statistically important change in a responsiveness evaluation with a clinical sample ( Shah et al., 2018 ).
In conclusion, in this RCT, a post-discharge intervention comprising a brief case management and network coordination provided by a social worker did not yield a statistically and practically significant effect on rates and duration of rehospitalizations (primary outcomes).
However, there is still considerable debate about whether cognitive training is effective, to what degree cognitive training can produce practically significant and individually relevant results, and whether cognitive training is task-specific, or if its benefits can transfer to closely related domains and material (i.e., near transfer), or unrelated domains and material (i.e., far transfer).
As a whole, these findings indicated that, the first two canonical functions were both statistically significant and practically significant ( Cohen, 1988 ); however, the remaining six functions were not statistically significant, thereby rendering any interpretation of them problematic.
Although the operation time seems to be obviously related to tumour diameter, tumour location and BMI among other factors, in our study, no statistically significant differences were observed between the two groups in these parameters, and thus, we believed that our data of the two groups were still comparable, and the results of this study may still be practically significant.