Jingru Zhang
@jrzhang.bsky.social
Doctoral student, Quantitative Methods in Educational Psychology at UW-Madison | Grounding brisks to explain our gaze skyward.
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You don't want to miss the next @srma-sig.bsky.social webinar on "A meta-review on the methodological quality of education intervention meta-analyses" featuring work by #MartaPellegrini, @terripigott.bsky.social and colleagues!
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November 13, 2025 at 11:48 PM
You don't want to miss the next @srma-sig.bsky.social webinar on "A meta-review on the methodological quality of education intervention meta-analyses" featuring work by #MartaPellegrini, @terripigott.bsky.social and colleagues!
@aeraedresearch.bsky.social #MetaAnalysis #SystematicReview
@aeraedresearch.bsky.social #MetaAnalysis #SystematicReview
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Please join us next week Friday for our final seminar of the 2025 season! We are thrilled to be joined by Dr. Richard Riley (@richarddriley.bsky.social), a leading expert in individual participant data meta-analysis, to discuss the rationale, concepts, and pitfalls in conducting IPD syntheses.
May 9, 2025 at 1:29 AM
Please join us next week Friday for our final seminar of the 2025 season! We are thrilled to be joined by Dr. Richard Riley (@richarddriley.bsky.social), a leading expert in individual participant data meta-analysis, to discuss the rationale, concepts, and pitfalls in conducting IPD syntheses.
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Upcoming Seminars
Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis Methodology
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April 11, 2025 at 2:06 PM
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The next meeting off our online seminar series is coming up in a little over a week, on Friday March 14. We are thrilled to host Dr. Chris Cipriano (@drchriscip.bsky.social) from the Yale School of Medicine to share her work developing a living systematic review on social emotional learning.
March 5, 2025 at 2:49 AM
The next meeting off our online seminar series is coming up in a little over a week, on Friday March 14. We are thrilled to host Dr. Chris Cipriano (@drchriscip.bsky.social) from the Yale School of Medicine to share her work developing a living systematic review on social emotional learning.
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Our online seminar series will be continuing this semester with four great speakers. The first is coming up on Friday, February 14th. Dr. Man Chen from UT Austin will be presenting her work on Adapting Methods for Correcting Selective Reporting Bias in Meta-Analysis of Dependent Effect Sizes.
February 4, 2025 at 9:32 PM
Our online seminar series will be continuing this semester with four great speakers. The first is coming up on Friday, February 14th. Dr. Man Chen from UT Austin will be presenting her work on Adapting Methods for Correcting Selective Reporting Bias in Meta-Analysis of Dependent Effect Sizes.
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Please join us this Friday (12/13) for the next installment of our online seminar series. This month, Drs. John Ferron and Megan Kirby will be sharing recent work on how to approach effect sizes and meta-analysis of single-case designs.
December 10, 2024 at 5:00 PM
Please join us this Friday (12/13) for the next installment of our online seminar series. This month, Drs. John Ferron and Megan Kirby will be sharing recent work on how to approach effect sizes and meta-analysis of single-case designs.
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Hey folks, our seminar series is still rolling along, and we've got a great talk coming up on Friday. Dr. Mikkel Vembye will be sharing his research work on using large language models as second screeners in systematic reviews.
November 11, 2024 at 6:25 PM
Hey folks, our seminar series is still rolling along, and we've got a great talk coming up on Friday. Dr. Mikkel Vembye will be sharing his research work on using large language models as second screeners in systematic reviews.
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This is a great thread and a question I've wondered about a lot. In MA, we see some studies report 10 ES and others only 1 or 2. Presumably those reporting 1 or 2 collected more and are choosing to report only these? But what is the general mechanism?
Okay so here’s a question for folks that do quantitative psych, maybe especially more senior folks familiar with the way things were in the years before the reform movements gained steam….it’s a question about how to p-hack…. 1/
October 27, 2024 at 2:46 PM
This is a great thread and a question I've wondered about a lot. In MA, we see some studies report 10 ES and others only 1 or 2. Presumably those reporting 1 or 2 collected more and are choosing to report only these? But what is the general mechanism?
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This Friday, bright and early!
Our next talk in the Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis SIG Online seminar series will be from Dr. Mike Cheung from the National University of Singapore, sharing wisdom on how to fit meta-analytic models in an SEM framework. It's coming up in just under two weeks, on Friday October 18th.
October 15, 2024 at 11:52 AM
This Friday, bright and early!
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Coming up tomorrow morning (in the US, late afternoon in Europe)!
Hot on the heels of a great AERA2024 convention, the Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis SIG will be hosting our next online seminar this Friday (4/19) featuring Dr. Matthew Grainger speaking on ESHackathon: Unlocking Evidence Synthesis Through Innovation.
April 18, 2024 at 2:23 PM
Coming up tomorrow morning (in the US, late afternoon in Europe)!
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AERA's Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis SIG has one more entry in our online seminar series before the year is out. This Friday, we'll be joined by Dr. Kaitlyn Fitzgerald, presenting Knowledge Mobilization and Lessons for Communicating Meta-Analytic Results. I'm *really* excited for this one!
December 4, 2023 at 2:11 PM
AERA's Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis SIG has one more entry in our online seminar series before the year is out. This Friday, we'll be joined by Dr. Kaitlyn Fitzgerald, presenting Knowledge Mobilization and Lessons for Communicating Meta-Analytic Results. I'm *really* excited for this one!