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portrays the relative likelihood thata range of values is the true value of a treatment effect. This distributionis typically shown in the form of a bell-shaped curve. An estimate of themost likely true value of the treatment effect is the value at the highestpoint of the distribution. The area under the curve between any two pointsalong the range gives the probability that the true value of the treatmenteffect lies between those two points. ...
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The chance or likelihood of an event occurring.
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When probabilities are used to describe a particular event, they are describing the likelihood of that event happening. The value of a probability will range from 0 (never) to 1 (always).
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distribution: The possible outcomes of an experiment along with their associated probabilities. Specific probability distributions, such as the normal, t, and F have been derived from sets of assumptions about how scores are generated and the way they are combined. When the assumptions are correct, the probability distribution may be used to determine the critical value for a significance test. ...
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The likeliness or chance of an event occurring. (Fraction)
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