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Final aggregated dataset of simulated psychotherapy treatment studies (k=8)
Description
This data set includes aggregated effect sizes for treatment vs control groups for a random subset of 8 simulated psychotherapy treatment studies (total population k = 1000). The known population standardized mean difference for outcome one is g = 0.50 and for outcome two g = 0.80. The data set also includes two correlated study-level variables (i.e., moderators): treatment duration (dose) and average participant distress (stress).
This data accompanies a tutorial for meta-analysis:
Del Re, A. C. (2015). A Practical Tutorial on Conducting Meta-Analysis in R. The Quantitative Methods for Psychology.
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Final aggregated dataset of simulated psychotherapy treatment studies (k=8)
Description
This data set includes aggregated effect sizes for treatment vs control groups for a random subset of 8 simulated psychotherapy treatment studies (total population k = 1000). The known population standardized mean difference for outcome one is g = 0.50 and for outcome two g = 0.80. The data set also includes two correlated study-level variables (i.e., moderators): treatment duration (dose) and average participant distress (stress).
This data accompanies a tutorial for meta-analysis:
Del Re, A. C. (2015). A Practical Tutorial on Conducting Meta-Analysis in R. The Quantitative Methods for Psychology.
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