Why You Should Report Bayes Factors in Your Transcranial Brain Stimulation Studies

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@LitvakVladimir @rstudio According to Biel et al. 2018, a factor between 0.33 and 3 would suggest an inconclusive evidence. BF values below 1 indicate evidence for H0 over H1: https://t.co/0zogwCdJ1n

15 Jul 2020

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@BLeichtmann @djnavarro @AcademicChatter Bayes factors can even apply to small sample sizes! Here is a great short article in biological psychology, showing Bayes factors in comparison to p-values for various sample and effect sizes: https://t.co/GwHxOVjsi

30 May 2020

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Paper #5 - want to apply #Bayes to my discipline, nice quick and easy to follow demonstrate of Bayes https://t.co/cdmGaB4RFH https://t.co/sCuzlyeCZT

11 Jan 2019

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RT @DrGBuckingham: Why You Should Report Bayes Factors in Your Transcranial Brain Stimulation Studies https://t.co/1Zv15obxVt

22 Oct 2018

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