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Missing Pretest–Posttest Correlations in Pretest–Posttest–Control Group Designs: A Practical Trade-Off for Meta-Analysis
Pretest–posttest–control group (PPC) effect sizes incorporate baseline information but require the pretest–posttest correlation for sampling-variance estimation, which is frequently unavailable in primary studies. This creates a practical trade-off: retaining baseline information requires an assumpt
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