According to Matsumoto and his colleagues,the general class of statistical procedures that helps to determine the degree to which differences in mean values reflect meaningful differences among individuals is called _____.

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Matsumoto and his colleagues refer to "effect size statistics" as the general class of statistical procedures that help determine whether differences in mean values are meaningful differences among individuals. While analysis of variance and multivariate analysis of variance also involve comparing mean values, they are specific types of statistical procedures that are not synonymous with the broader concept of effect size statistics. Between-group statistics could potentially refer to a range of statistical procedures for comparing groups, but it is not as specific as the concept of effect size statistics that Matsumoto and his colleagues are discussing.

According to Matsumoto and His Colleagues,the General Class of Statistical