Stronger effect sizes allow for all of the following EXCEPT?
A)Greater likelihood of finding a statistically significant relationship
B)Greater accuracy in predicting one variable as opposed to another
C)Greater likelihood of a finding being important in the real world
D)Greater construct validity

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Stronger effect sizes do not necessarily contribute to greater construct validity, as this refers to the degree to which a measure actually measures the construct it is intended to measure. Effect size refers to the strength of the relationship between variables, and while it may provide evidence for construct validity, a strong effect size alone does not ensure it.

Stronger Effect Sizes Allow for All of the Following EXCEPT