Publication Bias in Meta-Analysis¶
Rothstein, S., & Borenstein. (2006). Publication Bias in Meta-Analysis: Prevention, Assessment and Adjustments. John Wiley & Sons.
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Domain-specific¶
- Publication Bias
- Prospective registration, registered reports, and mandatory result disclosure change the gate; trim-and-fill, selection models, and sensitivity analyses attempt to infer what an already selected record omits
This sourceThe volume is organised on exactly this prevention-and-adjustment split — registries, trim and fill, selection methods — though it predates registered reports and mandatory results disclosure.
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- Prospective registration, registered reports, and mandatory result disclosure change the gate; trim-and-fill, selection models, and sensitivity analyses attempt to infer what an already selected record omits
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