STATISTICAL POWER IN CONTEMPORARY MANAGEMENT RESEARCH.

1 June 1987

journal article
Published by Academy of Management in The Academy of Management Journal

Vol. 30 (2) , 369-380
https://doi.org/10.2307/256280

Abstract

The article discusses statistical power with respect to contemporary management studies. A study is looked at which assesses statistical power in a population of management studies. The main codeterminants of statistical power are reviewed. The author notes three codeterminants of power: significance criterion, reliability of sample results, and effect size. Errors made by researchers with null hypotheses are mentioned. Small, medium, and large effect sizes are defined. Published research is referenced to discuss the implications of findings on statistical power.

Keywords

STATISTICS
MANAGEMENT RESEARCH
EFFECT SIZES (STATISTICS)
RISK ASSESSMENT
STATISTICAL POWER ANALYSIS
RELIABILITY
DECISION MAKING
MANAGEMENT -- STUDY & TEACHING
VARIANCES
CRITERION (THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE)
TRUTHFULNESS & FALSEHOOD
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE

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