A Statistical Procedure for Combining the Results of Several Studies

question 76

Multiple Choice

A statistical procedure for combining the results of several studies so the strength, consistency, and direction of the effect can be measured is known as ________.

• A) the box score method
• B) a meta-analysis
• C) the relevance technique
• D) the hunt-and-pick method

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Definitions:

Schneewind

Klaus A. Schneewind is known for his work in psychology, focusing on family research and the impact of parenting styles on child development.

Single-Parent Families

Households led by only one parent, which can present unique challenges and strengths in the upbringing of children compared to dual-parent families.

External Locus

A belief system where individuals attribute their success or failure to external factors or forces beyond their control.

External Locus of Control

The belief that one’s outcomes or fate are determined by external forces or luck rather than one’s own actions.