Theory of Estimation and Testing of Effect Sizes: Use in Meta-Analysis
Journal of Educational StatisticsPublished 1 June 1983
Helena C. Kraemer
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Approximations to the distribution of a common form of effect size are presented. Single sample tests, confidence interval formulation, tests of homogeneity and pooling procedures are based on these approximations. Caveats are presented concerning statistical procedures as applied to sample effect sizes commonly used in meta-analysis.
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