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Power analysis through Monte Carlo simulation
Correlation
Proportion
Mean
Regression
Mediation analysis
Multilevel modeling
Longitudinal data analysis
Structural equation modeling
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Power analysis through Monte Carlo simulation
Diagram based power analysis
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Manual
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Correlation
Correlation based on Z-test
Proportion
One sample proportion
Two sample proportion, equal sample size
Two sample proportion, unequal sample size
Mean
Power of t-test
Power of unbalanced two-sample t-test
Testing mean with non-normal data (Monte Carlo method)
One-way ANOVA
Two-way and three-way ANOVA with interaction
Repeated-measures ANOVA
One-way Analogous ANOVA with Binary Data
One-way Analogous ANOVA with Count Data
Regression
Linear regression
Logistic regression
Poisson regression
Mediation analysis
Simple mediation analysis based on the Sobel test
Testing mediation with Bayes factor
Moderated mediation
Model 7 Conditional Processes Using Joint Significance
Model 8 Conditional Processes Using Joint Significance
Model 14 Conditional Processes Using Joint Significance
Model 15 Conditional Processes Using Joint Significance
Model 58 Conditional Processes Using Joint Significance
Multilevel modeling
Two level cluster randomized trials with 2 arms
Two level cluster randomized trials with 3 arms
Two level multisite randomized trials with 2 arms
Two level multisite randomized trials with 3 arms
Longitudinal data analysis
Power analysis for a mixed model of repeated measures with a general correlation structure
Power analysis for a mixed model of repeated measures with AR(1) correlation structure
Power analysis for univariate latent change score models
Power analysis for bivariate latent change score models
Structural equation modeling
Power analysis based on RMSEA (MacCallum et al., 1996)
Power analysis using Satorra & Saris (1985)