box-score method

a method of summarizing results from multiple studies of the same general research question that considers both statistically meaningful and nonmeaningful results but ignores the magnitude of the research findings (e.g., the size of a treatment effect). Meta-analysis generally is preferred over the box-score method.

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May 9th 2024

D-cognition

n. see being cognition.