Measures of clinical or practical significance are referred to as _______.
A) standard deviations
B) effect sizes
C) P-values
D) hypotheses

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Effect sizes are measures of practical significance that indicate the magnitude of a treatment's effect or the strength of the relationship between variables. Standard deviations and P-values are measures of statistical significance, while hypotheses are statements that are tested through statistical analysis.

Measures of Clinical or Practical Significance Are Referred to as _______