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Methodological Diversity and Heterogeneity in Psychological Evidence Syntheses
One of the fundamental problems of meta-analysis is the comparability of primary research studies and the absence of robust modes of generalisability such as formal sampling theory. The decision whether or not a set of studies ought to be mathematically pooled is therefore a complicated issue requir
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