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MISINFORMATION IN MIS RESEARCH: THE PROBLEM OF STATISTICAL POWER
This study reviews 57 MIS articles employing statistical inference testing published in leading MIS journals over the last five years. The statistical power of the articles was evaluated and found on average to fall substantially below the accepted norms. The consequence of low power is that it c
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