The Effective Sample Size

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Statistical guidelines for Apis mellifera research (2013, methodology): “One calculates the effective sample size by dividing the actual sample size by the over-dispersion parameter (see section 5.2.3., design effect or deff and see Madden and Hughes (1999) for a complete explanation).”
Rethinking the Effective Sample Size (2018, background): “The first and only reference from this final part can be found in the blog post of one of the authors [41].”
Bayesian alternatives to null-hypothesis significance testing for repeated-measures designs (2016, background): “In recent work, Berger, Bayarri, and Pericchi (2014) develop a definition of effective sample size called TESS for use in model selection procedures.”