ICPS
2019 International Convention of Psychological Science
Meta-Analysis in the Era of Meta- and Open Science: Identifying Bias, Explaining Its Causes, and Improving Evidential Value
Recent efforts in overcoming the replication crisis in Psychological Science are about to reshape the way we conduct, review, and think about empirical research. Here, we show how meta-analysis can be used to understand sources of bias, explain mechanisms of effect inaccuracy, improve evidential value, and perhaps reconcile conflicting findings.
Chairs & Discussants
- Jakob PietschnigChair
Department of Developmental and Educational Psychology, Faculty of Psychology, University of Vienna - Martin VoracekCoChair
Department of Cognition, Emotion, and Methods in Psychology, Faculty of Psychology, University of Vienna
Presentations
- Systematic, Strong, and Overproportional Effect Declines over Time: A Meta-Meta-Analysis of Conceptually Heterogeneous Quantitative Research SynthesesJakob Pietschnig
- More Than Meets the Eye: The Prevalence of Publication Bias in Industrial and Organizational PsychologyMagdalena Siegel
- Introducing Specification-Curve and Multiverse Meta-Analysis for Building Integrative, Consilient Empirical KnowledgeMartin Voracek
- Utilizing Multi-Level Meta-Analysis to Perform Mediation Analysis in Intervention Research Ulrich Tran
