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Can intuitive analogies (e.g., the relationship between age and height) improve non-expert readers' understanding of statistical effect sizes?Visualization, Data Sensemaking, and Reading Analysis / Statistical Expression Comprehension and Literature Reading Support
Can intuitive analogies (e.g., the relationship between age and height) improve non-expert readers' understanding of statistical effect sizes?
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