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simple Meta-analysis, based on graphical display of CIs, for effect sizes
in original measurement units, and for standardised effect sizes (Cohens
d).

The most basic meta-analysis consists of simple pooling over studies,
weighted by sample size. This may be carried out in original units,
or in standardised units. A simulation is provided for each of these,
for the Case 1, Single Group design. For standardised units (pictured),
enter the d and n values for up to 10
previous studies. Click the buttons to have Excel find and display
the CI for d for each study, and for those studies combined.
You can also enter d and n for an additional
study (perhaps our current study) and click to show the CI for this
study, and for all studies combined. Click to show the statistical
significance test results: Exploration of examples will probably suggest
that effect sizes (and sample sizes) are much more influential and
informative than significance levels. For more, see our journal
article.
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