Meta Analysis (Meta-Analysis)

Meta Analysis refers to a research strategy where instead of conducting new research with participants, the researchers examine the results of several previous studies. This is done with the purpose of gaining greater confidence in the results because of the larger pool of participants, as long as steps are taken to avoid errors that may have existed in the original studies.


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Related terms:

  1. META-ANALYSIS
  2. Canonical Analysis Or A Canonical-Correlation Analysis (CCA)
  3. Principals’ Analysis of Their Supervisory Styles and Teachers’ Analysis of Their Principals’ Supervisory Styles
  4. Root Cause Analysis
  5. Failure Analysis
  6. Functional Analysis
  7. SCENARIO ANALYSIS
  8. NAIVE ANALYSIS OF ACTION
  9. CONTRASTIVE ANALYSIS
  10. Position Analysis Questionnaire