The impact of parenting stress: a meta-analysis of studies comparing the experience of parenting stress in parents of children with and without autism spectrum disorder.
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...In general, an effect size is a standardized indicator of the strength of the relationship between two outcome variables and allows for comparison of measures that employ different scales (Cohen 1992; Field and Gillett 2010)....
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...Calculation of Effect Sizes In general, an effect size is a standardized indicator of the strength of the relationship between two outcome variables and allows for comparison of measures that employ different scales (Cohen 1992; Field and Gillett 2010)....
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...According to Cohen (1992), an effect size of 0.10 is considered small, 0.30 is medium, and anything above 0.50 is large....
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...According to the classification system proposed by Higgins and Thompson (2002), the I2 indexes calculated for the analyses comparing families of children with ASD to TD children or to another diagnosis of disability, indicated low heterogeneity (approximately 16–17 % of the variability of effect…...
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...In addition, the I2 statistic was calculated (Higgins and Thompson 2002) as an indicator of the impact of heterogeneity and as a compliment to the Q statistic (Huedo-Medina et al. 2006)....
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...Also known as Hedges’ g, this procedure is preferred when there are uneven sample sizes between groups as it corrects any overestimate associated with small sample sizes while having a minor effect on larger studies (Hedges and Olkin 1985)....
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...Method of Meta-analysis A random-effects model was assumed and methodology outlined by Hedges and colleagues (Hedges and Olkin 1985; Hedges and Vevea 1998) and Field and Gillett (2010) was followed....
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...The effect size d was calculated and used in the analysis as recommended by Hedges and Olkin (1985) as an unbiased estimate....
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