[Bug]: Typo in power help text

[KlerxRene]

JASP Version

0.95.3

Commit ID

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JASP Module

Power

What analysis are you seeing the problem on?

Help text for sample size calculation in Power

What OS are you seeing the problem on?

Windows 11

Bug Description

A typo found in the help text for sample calculation:
'The minimal effect size using Cohen's d,'
The 'd' is a roman character while it should a Greek character (delta).

Expected Behaviour

The minimal effect size using Cohen's delta.

Steps to Reproduce

Use POwer

Log (if any)

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More Debug Information

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[EJWagenmakers]

This is a subtle issue. The Latin alphabet is generally reserved for what is associated with the specific sample, and the Greek alphabet for the population (or parameters in a statistical model). So "m" is the sample mean, whereas "mu" is the population mean. I need to look at what is appropriate here. Generally, in psychology, there is a tendency to use "d" even when what is really meant is "delta".

[KlerxRene]

For me it is only important to be consistent. You use in the software 'delta', then I should expect also 'delta' in the explanation in the help text. Or both 'delta' or both 'd'.