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One of the two primary forms of statistical relationship is the differences between groups or conditions. In descriptive statistics, these group differences are mathematically characterized by comparing their means and standard deviations, as well as by calculating the effect size using Cohen's $$d$$.

Differences Between Groups

In descriptive statistics, how are differences between groups or conditions mathematically characterized?

To mathematically characterize the differences between groups in descriptive statistics, it is sufficient for a researcher to only compare the mean scores of each group.

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