Hello everyone, I am carrying out a meta-analysis that involves studies of different designs, as follows: 1) parallel controlled; where ES = pre to post change of control group - pre to post change of experimental group. 2) crossover; a) ES = pre to post change in condition 1 - pre to post change in condition 2; b) ES = post condition 1 - post condition 2. I am interested in investigating the variability of responses between conditions using the lnVR (logarithm of the ratio between standard deviations [SD]). In this case, for the design: 1- lnVR = ln(SD change control / SD change experimental), where, SD change is the SD of the pre to post changes; 2a- lnVR = ln(SD change condition 1 / SD change condition 2); 2b- Is appropriate in this condition to use: lnVR = ln(SD between subjects in condition 1 / SD between subjects in condition 2)? Assuming that if the SD between subjects in one condition was greater than in another, individual responses were greater in one condition than in another, because there are only parameters measured after each condition. Thank you! Att. Fernando Klitzke Borszcz Doutorando em Educa??o F?sica Laborat?rio de Esfor?o F?sico - LAEF Centro de Desportos - CDS Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina- UFSC
[R-meta] Variability ratio in studies with different designs
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