Calculate Effect Size for Mann Whitney U Test using SPSS and Excel

This video demonstrates how to calculate the effect size for a Mann-Whitney U test using SPSS and Excel. Two different effect size calculations for the Mann-Whitney U test are reviewed.

[@giorgiogiorgetti3939]

Thanks Doctor! very useful and not boring. it's clear and interesting

[@DrGrande]

You are welcome - thanks for watching -

[@Counselling1]

Thankyou Dr. the information you shared was very usefull. kindly upload more vedios like this.

[@darshinishah6153]

It's very informative video for analysis
Can you plz suggest the reference?

[@sefyanmc5277]

Thanks doctor!

[@alealoguercio]

Thanks for the nice video. I was wondering to know how to calculate the IQR for the effect size. Is it possible?

[@PJC7079]

thanks Doctor, it's clear and in a simple way. I have one question dose the difference in the number of observation of two groups has effect on the sum of rank value ?

[@shekath1405]

Graaaaaaacias

[@eliasbensalem5069]

Do we need to calculate effect size if the test reports no significant difference?

[@abukhoree]

very useful, TQVM

[@abdelilahmbarek4916]

can we do pairewise comparison for Kruskal-Wallis test with Mann-Whitney U test?

[@user-ql8qj3fu6k]

Hi! I was wondering; which effect size is this? I am looking to calculate the Hodges-Lehmann estimate for the median difference. Is this than the correct way?

[@monajacob93]

Woul like to know what this effect size is called?

[@michaelwillden5149]

He said It's eta sq