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The aim is to address selective reporting bias in meta-analyses with dependent effect sizes and propose methods for correction.

Addressing selective reporting bias in meta-analysis of dependent effect sizes: A tutorial in R.

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Tutorial demonstrates methods to investigate selective reporting bias in psychology meta-analyses, suggesting effective strategies.

The aim is to address selective reporting bias in meta-analyses with dependent effect sizes and propose methods for correction.
Tutorial provides guidance on diagnosing selective reporting in meta-analyses of dependent effects using R.
Review of regression-based, step-function selection model, and sensitivity analysis methods developed to handle bias.
Implementation is demonstrated using data from two recent meta-analyses.
Demonstrated methods effectively correct for selective reporting bias in dependent effect sizes with varying applications.
Highlighted strengths and limitations of each proposed method, enabling informed choices for researchers.

Chen et al. (2026) studied this question.

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