A One-Point Difference Can Be Statistically Significant—but Does It Actually Matter?
A statistically significant one-point difference may be real without being large. Here is how to judge effect size, uncertainty, and practical meaning.
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A statistically significant one-point difference may be real without being large. Here is how to judge effect size, uncertainty, and practical meaning.
Student depression may be better understood through prior depression treatment, gender and sleep than by academic discipline alone, our study suggests.
Our new BMC Psychology study suggests that depression risk at university may cut across disciplines, with gender and sleep also shaping symptom burden.