Reply to "is it significant? Is it relevant?"

Authors

Mark Stecker, University of California San Francisco
Patrizio Pasqualetti, Fatebenefratelli Foundation for Healthy Research and Education
Robert J. Barry, University of WollongongFollow
Z J. Daskalakis, Monash University
Hartwig Siebner, Copenhagen University Hospital
Ulf Ziemann, University of Tubingen

RIS ID

119922

Publication Details

Stecker, M., Pasqualetti, P., Barry, R., Daskalakis, Z., Siebner, H. & Ziemann, U. (2018). Reply to "is it significant? Is it relevant?". Clinical Neurophysiology, 129 (4), 887-887.

Abstract

We thank Drs. Manca and Deriu for their insightful comments (Manca and Deriu, 2018). We agree that the scientific and clinical relevance of a study is not necessarily reflected by the statistical significance of a specific test.