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Author: Guest co-author: Joachim Vosgerau and Uri, Leif, & Joe

[73] Don't Trust Internal Meta-Analysis

Posted on October 24, 2018November 18, 2020 by Guest co-author: Joachim Vosgerau and Uri, Leif, & Joe

Researchers have increasingly been using internal meta-analysis to summarize the evidence from multiple studies within the same paper. Much of the time, this involves computing the average effect size across the studies, and assessing whether that effect size is significantly different from zero. At first glance, internal meta-analysis seems like a wonderful idea. It increases…

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