Statistical Power Analysis for the Behavioral Sciences
awareness of the magnitude of phenomena in the behavioral sciences (Cohen, 1965). The emphasis on testing null hypotheses for statistical significance (R. A. Fisher's legacy) focused attention on the statistical significance of a result and away from the size of the effect being pursued (see Oakes, 1986; Gigerenzer, 1987; Chapter 11).
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