The one method that enjoys the approbation of the New Reformers is that of confidence intervals (See May 12, 2012, and links). The general recommended interpretation is essentially this: For a reasonably high choice of confidence level, say .95 or .99, values of µ within the observed interval are plausible, those outside implausible. Geoff Cumming, a … Continue reading Do CIs Avoid Fallacies of Tests? Reforming the Reformers