Which of the following statistical measures is not a quantification of effect size?
A) p-value
B) d-statistic
C) r-statistic
D) Binomial effect size display (BESD)

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The p-value is a measure of statistical significance, indicating the probability of observing the data, or something more extreme, if the null hypothesis is true. It does not quantify the size of an effect or the strength of a relationship, unlike the d-statistic, r-statistic, and Binomial effect size display (BESD), which are all measures of effect size.

Which of the Following Statistical Measures Is Not a Quantification