When calculating Cohen's d as a measure of effect size,the difference between two means is
A)placed in the denominator.
B)divided by N -1.
C)divided by N.
D)divided by the population standard deviation.

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When calculating Cohen's d, the difference between two means is divided by the population standard deviation. This gives us a standardized measure of effect size that can be compared across different studies and variables. The other options (A, B, and C) are not correct for calculating Cohen's d.

When Calculating Cohen's D as a Measure of Effect Size,the