[R-meta] multilevel meta-analysis using metafor
brauldeq
brauldeq at hu-berlin.de
Wed Aug 30 11:54:11 CEST 2017
Dear fellow researchers,
I am currently conducting a meta-analysis for my master's thesis in
psychology. For that matter, I stumbled upon your metafor package which
has been very helpful for me!
However, I have some trouble implementing the right R code for my
analysis. I am running a meta-analysis on the relationship between
self-efficacy and scholastic achievement (using correlation
coefficients). It will be analyzed using multilevel analysis using a
random-effects model because I have several articles with multiple
effect sizes which I want to include individually controlling for their
dependency. Therefore, I have (dependant) effect sizes that are nested
within (independent) samples.
Each independent sample is coding with an unique number in the variable
"sample_nr" and each dependant effect size for a certain sample is coded
with an unique number in "effect_nr". So, a sample with multiple effect
sizes would be coded with an identical "sample_nr" and different
"effect_nr" for each effect size. My R code is as follows:
rma.mv(yi, vi, random = ~ 1 | sample_nr/effect_nr, data = se_ach)
Is this the right code for my purpose?
Thank you for your advice.
Best regards,
Denise Braul
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