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 Title: Does General Intelligence Deflate Standardized Effect Sizes of Cognitive Sex Differences?
 Date: 2019-09-01 22:50
 Category: commentary
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 Marco del Guidice[ref]I was telling friend of the blog [Tailcalled](https://surveyanon.wordpress.com/) the other week that we really need to start a Marco del Guidice Fan Club![/ref] points out[ref]Marco del Guidice, ["Measuring Sex Differences and Similarities"](https://marcodgdotnet.files.wordpress.com/2019/04/delgiudice_measuring_sex-differences-similarities_pre.pdf), §2.3.3, "Measurement Error and Other Artifacts"[/ref] that in the presence of measurement error, standardized effect size measures like [Cohen's _d_](https://rpsychologist.com/d3/cohend/) will underestimate the "true" effect size.