Multiple Choice
How does effect size relate to instrument sensitivity?
A) If an instrument is sensitive, it will have a large effect size.
B) If an instrument is not very sensitive, it will take a large effect size for the instrument to detect a difference.
C) As an instrument is better calibrated and becomes more sensitive, it increases in effect size.
D) If an instrument is extremely sensitive, it will detect a difference even when none exists; because of this effect sizes must be large.
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