Meta‐analysis for primary and secondary data analysis: The super‐experiment metaphor
Communication MonographsPublished 1 December 1991
Sally Jackson
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Meta‐analysis for primary and secondary data analysis: The super‐experiment metaphor is presented as a metaphor for meta-analysis of experiment-based data analysis.
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(1991). Meta‐analysis for primary and secondary data analysis: The super‐experiment metaphor. Communication Monographs: Vol. 58, No. 4, pp. 449-462.
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