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'''Effect''' may refer to:
  
'''Effect''' may refer to:
 
* A [[result]] or change of something
  
* A [[result]] or change of something
  +
   
 
**[[Effect of depression on mortality in heart disease]]
  
**[[Effect of depression on mortality in heart disease]]
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**[[Effects on cognitive funtioning in mental health]]
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**[[Effects and aftermath of rape]]
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**[[Effects of alcohol use]]
  +
**[[Effects of bullying]]
 
**[[Effects of cannabis]]
  
**[[Effects of cannabis]]
 
**[[Effect of placebo]]
  
**[[Effect of placebo]]
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**[[Effects and aftermath of rape]]
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**[[Effects on cognitive functioning in mental health]]
  +
**[[Long-term effects of benzodiazepines]]
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**[[Psychological effects of exposure to white noise]]
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**[[Psychological effects of illness]]
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**[[Psychological effects of single parenting]]
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*[[List of effects in psychology]]
  
*[[List of effects in psychology]]
 
**[[Abney effect]]
  
**[[Abney effect]]
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**[[Abraham Lincoln effect]]
 
**[[Audience effect]]
  
**[[Audience effect]]
 
**[[Baldwin effect]]
  
**[[Baldwin effect]]
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**[[Acceleration effects]]
  
**[[Acceleration effects]]
 
***[[Altitude effects]]
  
***[[Altitude effects]]
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***[[Cold effects]]
 
***[[Decompression effects]]
  
***[[Decompression effects]]
 
***[[Doppler effect]]
  
***[[Doppler effect]]
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****[[Heat effects]]
  
****[[Heat effects]]
 
***[[Underwater effects]]
  
***[[Underwater effects]]
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**[[Experience curve effects]]
 
**[[Experimenter effect]]
  
**[[Experimenter effect]]
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**[[False consensus effect]]
 
**[[Flynn effect]]
  
**[[Flynn effect]]
 
**[[First pass effect]]
  
**[[First pass effect]]
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**[[Hawthorne effect]]
  
**[[Hawthorne effect]]
 
**[[Ideomotor effect]]
  
**[[Ideomotor effect]]
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**[[Kinetic screen effect]]
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**[[Lake Wobegon effect]]
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**[[Levels-of-processing effect]]
 
**[[Levitin Effect]]
  
**[[Levitin Effect]]
 
**[[Lombard effect]]
  
**[[Lombard effect]]
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**[[Lunar effect]]
 
**[[McClintock effect]]
  
**[[McClintock effect]]
 
**[[McGurk effect]]
  
**[[McGurk effect]]
 
**[[McCollough effect]]
  
**[[McCollough effect]]
 
**[[Maternal effect]]
  
**[[Maternal effect]]
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**[[Mere exposure effect]]
  +
**[[Misinformation effect]]
 
**[[Mozart effect]]
  
**[[Mozart effect]]
 
**[[Negativity effect]]
  
**[[Negativity effect]]
 
**[[Nocebo effect]]
  
**[[Nocebo effect]]
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**[[Numerosity adaptation effect]]
 
**[[Observer effect]]
  
**[[Observer effect]]
 
**[[Observer-expectancy effect]]
  
**[[Observer-expectancy effect]]
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**[[Overjustification effect]]
  
**[[Overjustification effect]]
 
**[[Partner effects]]
  
**[[Partner effects]]
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**[[Picture superiority effect]]
 
**[[Piston effect]]
  
**[[Piston effect]]
 
**[[Positivity effect]]
  
**[[Positivity effect]]
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**[[Primacy effect]]
  
**[[Primacy effect]]
 
**[[Propinquity effect]]
  
**[[Propinquity effect]]
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**[[Pseudocertainty effect]]
 
**[[Pulfrich effect]]
  
**[[Pulfrich effect]]
 
**[[Purkinje effect]]
  
**[[Purkinje effect]]
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**[[Rebound effect]]
  
**[[Rebound effect]]
 
**[[Recency effect]]
  
**[[Recency effect]]
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**[[Ringelmann effect]]
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**[[Serial position effect]]
 
**[[Simon effect]]
  
**[[Simon effect]]
 
**[[Sleeper effect]]
  
**[[Sleeper effect]]
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**[[Split attention effect]]
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**[[Stiles–Crawford effect]]
 
**[[Stroop effect]]
  
**[[Stroop effect]]
 
**[[Subject-expectancy effect]]
  
**[[Subject-expectancy effect]]
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**[[Sylvia Plath effect]]
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**[[Testing effect]]
 
**[[Thatcher effect]]
  
**[[Thatcher effect]]
 
**[[Tinkerbell effect]]
  
**[[Tinkerbell effect]]
 
**[[Tunnel effect]]
  
**[[Tunnel effect]]
 
**[[Valence effect]]
  
**[[Valence effect]]
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**[[Wagon-wheel effect]]
 
**[[Westermarck effect]]
  
**[[Westermarck effect]]
 
**[[Whitten effect]]
  
**[[Whitten effect]]
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**[[Worse-than-average effect]]
 
**[[Zeigarnik effect]]
  
**[[Zeigarnik effect]]
   
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It may also refer to:
  
It may also refer to:
 
*[[Effect size (statistical)]]
  
*[[Effect size (statistical)]]
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*[[Effectiveness]
 +
*[[Effectiveness]]
  ⚫
**[[Cost effectiveness]]
 
**[[Management effectiveness]]
  
**[[Management effectiveness]]
 
**[[Organizational effectiveness]]
  
**[[Organizational effectiveness]]
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**[[Cost effectiveness]]
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**[[Therapist effectiveness]]
  +
**[[Teacher effectiveness evaluation]]
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  +
 
*[[Efficacy]]
  
*[[Efficacy]]
 
*[[Efficacy expectations]]
  
*[[Efficacy expectations]]
   
⚫
==In Health care==
  
   
  ⚫
==In Health care==
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*[[Effect of outcome/progress feedback on clinical effectiveness]]
 
*[[Side effects (treatment)]]
  
*[[Side effects (treatment)]]
 
*[[Therapeutic effect]]
  
*[[Therapeutic effect]]
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⚫
*[[Therapist effectiveness]]
  
   
 
In pharmacy and pharmacology:
  
In pharmacy and pharmacology:
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==See also==
  
==See also==
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*[[Fixed effects estimator]]
 
*[[Late effect]]
  
*[[Late effect]]
 
*[[Law of Effect]]
  
*[[Law of Effect]]
 
*[[Main effect]]
  
*[[Main effect]]
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*[[Random effects model]]
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*[[Sparsity-of-effects principle]]

Latest revision as of 15:50, 30 September 2012

Not to be confused with Affect (disambiguation).

Effect may refer to:

  • A result or change of something




  • Cause and effect, an idiom describing causality

It may also refer to:



In Health care


In pharmacy and pharmacology:

  • Drug effect, a change resulting from the administration of a drug
    • Therapeutic effect, a beneficial change in medical condition, often caused by a drug
    • Adverse effect or side effect, an unwanted change in medical condition caused by a drug
  • Dose-response effect, the relationship between a drug dose and its effect, plotted on a dose-response curve

See also

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