Infer\^encia Baseada em Magnitudes na investiga\c{c}\~ao em Ci\^encias do Esporte. A necessidade de romper com os testes de hip\'otese nula e os valores de p
Rui Marcelino, Bruno Natale Pasquarelli, Jaime Sampaio

TL;DR
This paper critiques the reliance on null hypothesis significance testing in sports science research and advocates for magnitude-based inference to better interpret practical effects.
Contribution
It proposes replacing p-value-based significance tests with magnitude-based inference methods for more meaningful interpretation of results in sports science.
Findings
Highlights limitations of p-value significance testing
Advocates for magnitude-based inference for practical interpretation
Discusses limitations and benefits of magnitude-based approaches
Abstract
Research in Sports Sciences is supported often by inferences based on the declaration of the value of the statistic statistically significant or nonsignificant on the bases of a P value derived from a null-hypothesis test. Taking into account that studies are manly conducted in sample, the use of null hypothesis testing only allows estimating the true values (population) of the statistics used. However, evidence has grown in many areas of knowledge that this approach often leads to confusion and misinterpretation. To overcome this limitation they have recently emerged recommendations to support the statistical analysis with approaches that make use of more intuitive interpretations and more practical, especially based on the magnitudes (certainty / uncertainty) of the true values found. With the intent to provide alternative solutions to methodological designs recurrently used in…
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TopicsChildren's Physical and Motor Development
