In an experiment, the "proportion of variance accounted for" is also called the
A)effect size.
B)error reduction coefficient.
C)confidence interval.
D)standard error of the difference between means.

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The "proportion of variance accounted for" is a way to measure the effect size in an experiment, indicating how much of the variance in the dependent variable can be explained by the independent variable(s).

In an Experiment, the "Proportion of Variance Accounted For" Is