No significant between-group differences emerged for anterior posterior R, anterior posterior L or medial lateral L static balance parameters¶

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q2 i? Between-group comparisons of anterior posterior R (t=-0.173, p=0.864), anterior posterior L (t=0.599, p=0.556) and medial lateral L (t=0.825, p=0.418) pretest-posttest differences were not significant. → Ersin Nacaroglu & Onder Karakoc 2018

Evidence¶

Ersin Nacaroglu & Onder Karakoc 2018¶

Ersin Nacaroglu & Onder Karakoc. (2018). Effects of Eight Week Plyometric Study on the Balance Performance of Hearing Impaired Athletes. International Education Studies, Vol. 11, No. 6. https://doi.org/10.5539/ies.v11n6p1

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Independent Samples T-test comparisons in Findings Table 6 for the three parameters that did not differ between the plyometric and control groups. Equivalence was not tested; the study only failed to detect a difference. No effect sizes are printed.

"Anterior posterior R. anterior posterior L. medial lateral L. mean values were not significantly different (p> 0.05)"

Discussion¶

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