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Design parameters for preschool outcomes show substantial heterogeneity across populations, as reflected in wide 95% prediction intervals

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q3 i? The meta-analytic summaries show substantial heterogeneity: the 95% PI of ρCenter for two-level designs was [0.00, 0.24] for cognitive outcomes with standardized tests and [0.01, 0.06]/[0.00, 0.18] for SEL outcomes with parent/educator reports. → Martin Brunner 2025

Evidence

Martin Brunner 2025

Martin Brunner, Sophie E. Stallasch, Cordula Artelt, Oliver Lüdtke. (2025). An Individual Participant Data Meta-Analysis to Support Power Analyses for Randomized Intervention Studies in Preschool: Cognitive and Socio-Emotional Learning Outcomes. Educational Psychology Review. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10648-024-09981-z

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Meta-analytic integration (Stage 2) of design parameters estimated from the German probability samples, summarized with prediction intervals in Fig. 2. The article states "we often observed substantial heterogeneity of design parameters, which was reflected in the 95% PIs".

"the 95% PI of ρ Center obtained for two-level designs was [0.00, 0.24] for cognitive outcomes assessed with standardized tests, and [0.01, 0.06]/[0.00, 0.18] for SEL outcomes assessed with parent/educator reports."

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title Design parameters for preschool outcomes show substantial heterogeneity across populations, as reflected in wide 95% prediction intervals
description Design parameters for preschool outcomes show substantial heterogeneity across populations, as reflected in wide 95% prediction intervals
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2025
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