<p>Effect sizes reported as in reviews in different outcome measurements for the intergroup comparisons. Values are significant except when in parentheses. Smd = standard mean difference; OR = Odds Ratio; Wmd = weighted mean difference; HR = Hazard Ratio; RR = Risk Ratio. Interpretation: Cohen’s d, Hedges’g and smd: effect size 0–0.19 = no effect; 0.2–0.49 = small effect; 0.5–0.79 = medium effect; 0.8 and above = large effect. () = not significant. WL = compared to Wait list control; AT = compared to active treatment control</p><p>Results.</p
CLL = Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia; CTSQ = Cancer Therapy Satisfaction Questionnaire; FACIT = Functi...
<p>Abbreviations: Standardised Mean Difference SMD (g): Confidence Interval CI; Numbers Needed to Tr...
The increased use of effect sizes in single studies and meta-analyses raises new questions about sta...
The letters in brackets shows the effect size of the category reported in the coaching meta-analyses...
<p>a Positive effect size indicate positive change in the experimental group, *not significant, The ...
A confusing number of measures are used to describe the effect sires from clinical trials or systema...
Two different approaches have been used to derive measures of effect size. One approach is based on ...
Whenever possible a statistical analysis which provides a measure of the magnitude of the effect sho...
<p>Cohen's effect size value (<i>d</i>): high (>0.8), moderate (0.5–0.8) or small (0.2–0.5) practica...
[Background] Most meta-analyses use the ‘standardised mean difference’ (effect size) to summarise th...
<p>Mean effect sizes (Cohen's d) for each of the studies and combined samples, along with 95% confid...
<p>Hedges' <i>g</i> values of 0.20, 0.50, and 0.80 constituted small, medium, and large effect sizes...
The spreadsheet includes standard deviations (in some cases converted from SE or confidence interval...
CLL = Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia; CTSQ = Cancer Therapy Satisfaction Questionnaire; FACIT = Functi...
<p>Effect sizes (Cohen’s D) of the differences between post-test and pre-test scores for symptoms of...
CLL = Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia; CTSQ = Cancer Therapy Satisfaction Questionnaire; FACIT = Functi...
<p>Abbreviations: Standardised Mean Difference SMD (g): Confidence Interval CI; Numbers Needed to Tr...
The increased use of effect sizes in single studies and meta-analyses raises new questions about sta...
The letters in brackets shows the effect size of the category reported in the coaching meta-analyses...
<p>a Positive effect size indicate positive change in the experimental group, *not significant, The ...
A confusing number of measures are used to describe the effect sires from clinical trials or systema...
Two different approaches have been used to derive measures of effect size. One approach is based on ...
Whenever possible a statistical analysis which provides a measure of the magnitude of the effect sho...
<p>Cohen's effect size value (<i>d</i>): high (>0.8), moderate (0.5–0.8) or small (0.2–0.5) practica...
[Background] Most meta-analyses use the ‘standardised mean difference’ (effect size) to summarise th...
<p>Mean effect sizes (Cohen's d) for each of the studies and combined samples, along with 95% confid...
<p>Hedges' <i>g</i> values of 0.20, 0.50, and 0.80 constituted small, medium, and large effect sizes...
The spreadsheet includes standard deviations (in some cases converted from SE or confidence interval...
CLL = Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia; CTSQ = Cancer Therapy Satisfaction Questionnaire; FACIT = Functi...
<p>Effect sizes (Cohen’s D) of the differences between post-test and pre-test scores for symptoms of...
CLL = Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia; CTSQ = Cancer Therapy Satisfaction Questionnaire; FACIT = Functi...
<p>Abbreviations: Standardised Mean Difference SMD (g): Confidence Interval CI; Numbers Needed to Tr...
The increased use of effect sizes in single studies and meta-analyses raises new questions about sta...