Level of significance and multiple testing Sample Clauses

Level of significance and multiple testing. Due to the exploratory nature of the study all findings are reported as two-tailed significance. The power analysis calculated that 31 participants were needed for main hypotheses (using a p-value of 0.05): comparisons between posttraumatic stress symptoms and appraisals of caregiving experiences, negative appraisals of trauma, avoidant coping, social support and distress. Additional comparisons were made between posttraumatic stress and other key variables also using a p-value of .05. Although a p-value of 0.01 would have been more stringent for explorative research making multiple comparisons, this would have required a sample size of 44 to give 80% power to detect an effect size of r = 0.49. As it was not feasible to recruit such a large number of participants in the time available for the study these additional analyses were underpowered to correct for multiple testing and are therefore exploratory. The implications of the sample size, analyses strategy and reported results will be reviewed in the discussion section.
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