Using Bayes to get the most out of non-significant results¶
Dienes, Z. (2014). Using Bayes to get the most out of non-significant results. Frontiers in Psychology.
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- Bayes Factor
- Statistics — the home turf: Bayesian model comparison, replacing or complementing frequentist hypothesis tests and supplying gradable evidence for a null. Cognitive psychology — the Bayesian-replication movement reports it precisely because null evidence is gradable rather than an inconclusive non-result
This sourceArgues the case the sentence rests on: a Bayes factor distinguishes data that positively support the null from data that are simply insensitive, which a non-significant p-value cannot do.
- Statistics — the home turf: Bayesian model comparison, replacing or complementing frequentist hypothesis tests and supplying gradable evidence for a null. Cognitive psychology — the Bayesian-replication movement reports it precisely because null evidence is gradable rather than an inconclusive non-result
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