Effect size refers to the determination, which comprises the magnitude of the association between the variables within a study. If a scientist finds substantial results in a statistical test, which exhibits a low effect size, it signifies that the outcomes may not be meaningful in a practical sense or maybe it has occurred because of something other than what the scientist considered at the start.
In research when a significant result is found that means it has been shown through statistical tests that one variable has had an effect on another. If it is a low effect size though it means that the effect is not large enough to prove a hypothesis.
He is contracting his muscles together to be able to pull the able up. It wouldn't be endurance because he isn't doing to repeatedly. Not resistance because there would be a pull back from the table. Not balance because he is stable on his feet so the answer would be strength
