Praised in the first edition for the clarity of his general framework for conceptualizing meta-analysis, Rosenthal's revised edition covers the latest techniques in the field, such as a new effect size indicator for one size data, a new coefficient of robustness of replication, new procedures for combining and comparing effect sizes for multiple dependent variables, and new data on the magnitude of the problem of incomplete retrieval (the file drawer problem).

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Retrieving and Assessing Research Results

Retrieving and Assessing Research Results

Procedures for locating and abstracting research results are described and illustrated, and the reliability of these procedures is discussed. Various types of errors, their prevention and correction are described. Finally, the evaluation of the quality of ...

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