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Contexto: "The high statistical power (0.89) emphasizes the strong likelihood of detecting a true effect, exceeding the desired threshold of 0.80, ensuring confidence in the reliability of the results."
Fonte: Narikbayeva, L., Klyshbayev., T. Kalimullin., D., & Mochalov, D.(2025). The impact of dance on enhancing social skills and emotional intelligence through creativity. Acta Psychologica, 253, 104736.
Fonte: Narikbayeva, L., Klyshbayev., T. Kalimullin., D., & Mochalov, D.(2025). The impact of dance on enhancing social skills and emotional intelligence through creativity. Acta Psychologica, 253, 104736.
Termo equivalente: limiar desejado
Definição: "The desired threshold is the reference value or minimum limit set to ensure that a process, system, or objective meets certain conditions. In the study by Chhetri and Khanal (2024), the term indicates that the research’s Cronbach’s alpha exceeded 0.80, demonstrating that the instrument is reliable for measuring students’ perceptions of online Calculus learning."
Fonte: Chhetri, S., & Khanal, P. (2024). Reliability analysis: Application of Cronbach’s alpha in research instruments. Proceedings of the 2024 International Conference on e-Learning and Computer Science,115–120.
Fonte: Chhetri, S., & Khanal, P. (2024). Reliability analysis: Application of Cronbach’s alpha in research instruments. Proceedings of the 2024 International Conference on e-Learning and Computer Science,115–120.
Definição em português: "No estudo de Chhetri e Khanal , o termo indica que o coeficiente alfa da pesquisa superou 0,80, mostrando que o instrumento é confiável para medir percepções de estudantes sobre aprendizado online em Cálculo."