Table 5.

Pre-post analysis by dimension and cohort (Wilcoxon signed-rank test)

CohortVariableMpreMpostΔMSDpreSDpostpEffect size
2024–2D1: Originalidad/valorization29.6031.742.145.725.53< 0.001r = 0.845 (d ≈ 3.16)***
D2: Self-awareness24.7729.144.376.376.51< 0.001r = 0.849 (d ≈ 3.22)***
D3: Applied comprehension21.8127.936.125.676.27< 0.001r = 0.877 (d ≈ 3.66)***
Total score76.1988.8112.6310.8511.78< 0.001r = 0.874 (d ≈ 3.60)***
2025–1D1: Originalidad/valorization29.0031.082.085.625.61< 0.001r = 0.815 (d ≈ 2.81)***
D2: Self-awareness24.2328.834.605.756.33< 0.001r = 0.874 (d ≈ 3.60)***
D3: Applied comprehension20.1527.066.925.074.94< 0.001r = 0.887 (d ≈ 3.85)***
Total score73.3886.9813.609.3711.45< 0.001r = 0.874 (d ≈ 3.59)***
Note(s):

Cohort 2024–2 (n = 43); Cohort 2025–1 (n = 48). ΔM = Mpost − Mpre. Effect sizes are reported as the Wilcoxon matched-pairs rank-biserial correlation r (Rosenthal, 1991), with approximate conversion to Cohen’s d using d ≈ 2r/√(1 − r2) (Borenstein et al., 2009) for comparability with educational intervention benchmarks. Within-subjects conversion inflates d relative to between-subjects equivalents (Lakens, 2013); the converted values are therefore reported for interpretive benchmarking and should not be compared directly against between-groups effect sizes. *** p < 0.001

Source(s): Authors’ own work

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