If Study A reports a Cohen's d of .60, and Study B reports a correlation coefficient of .60, then:
A)Both studies have reported equal effect sizes.
B)Study A's effect size is stronger than Study B's effect size.
C)Study B's effect size is stronger than Study A's effect size.
D)Both studies have reported substantively significant findings.

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A correlation coefficient of .60 indicates a stronger effect size than a Cohen's d of .60, as correlation coefficients range from -1 to 1, while Cohen's d values typically range from 0 upwards, with .60 being a moderate effect size.

If Study a Reports a Cohen's D of