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Thank you very much for your answer! F.Arenas Sure it is possible. You might sample an exceptionally large effect where there is indeed no effect. Even a very large sample size might not prevent you from doing so. In addition, the f² effect sizes are always positive, but your confidence interval als...

Hi, good morning Using Cohen's f square, I am getting a small effect size (0.024) for a result that is statistically non-significant using a large sample (12000 individuals). Does this make sense? I know that as the sample size grows, it is quite possible to find statistically significant results wi...