Measures of effect size:
A) are unaffected by sample size.
B) increase as sample size increases.
C) decrease as the difference between population means increases.
D) do not rely on sample means.

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Measures of effect size, such as Cohen's d, are designed to provide a standardized measure of the difference between groups that is not influenced by the size of the sample. This allows for the comparison of the strength of effects across studies with different sample sizes.

Measures of Effect Size