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On Power and Sample Size Calculation for Bayes Factors: A Tutorial on the BayesPower Package
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Power analyses and sample size justifications are increasingly encouraged and required by funding agencies across disciplines such as psychology and the biomedical sciences, highlighting the growing need for accessible sample size determination tools. The present article introduces BayesPower, an R
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