[R-meta] effect size for proportion with respect to the chance expected

Viechtbauer, Wolfgang (SP) wolfg@ng@viechtb@uer @ending from m@@@trichtuniver@ity@nl
Thu Aug 16 10:10:26 CEST 2018


Dear Patrizio,

What kind of 'effect size' do you want to compute? One could compute the difference between the observed proportion and the expected one (50/100 - .25), or one could compute the (log transformed) ratio (log((50/100) / .25)), or one could compute the (log transformed) odds ratio (log((50/100) / ((100-50)/100) / (.25 / (1 - .25)))), or ... So which one ar you interested in?

Best,
Wolfgang

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Subject: [R-meta] effect size for proportion with respect to the chance expected

Probably it is a trivial question, but I've have some doubts on how to
calculate the effect size and corresponding standard error or variance
of the difference between a proportion and its chance expectation, e.g.
n. trials = 100; n. hits = 50; chance outcome = .25.

Thank you
Patrizio



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