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Description: This project contains all the materials for the BITSS 2015 Annual Meeting, held Dec 10-11 in Berkeley, CA.

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  • External Validity in U.S. Education Research

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  • Panel Data and Experimental Design

    Burlig, Preonas & Woerman
    How should researchers design experiments to detect treatment effects with panel data? In this paper, we derive analytical expressions for the varianc...
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  • Examining the Reproducibility of Meta-Analyses in Psychology

    Lakens, LeBel, Page-Gould & 24 more
    Meta-analyses are an important tool to evaluate the literature. Recent concerns about the reliability of single studies might also apply to meta-analy...
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  • Publication Bias Examined in Meta-Analyses from Psychology and Medicine: A Meta-Meta-Analysis

    van Aert
    Publication bias is a substantial problem for the credibility of research in general and of meta-analyses in particular, as it yields overestimated ef...
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  • A Meta-Analysis of Distributional Treatment Effects in the Microcredit Literature

    Meager
    This study will develop new methodology for meta-analyses of distributional treatment effects in order to produce a new meta-analysis of microcredit i...
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