Jamie Field

Jamie Field

Assistant Professor of Management at West Virginia University's John Chambers College of Business and Economics

Southern Management Association 2021

Welcome!
Thank you for attending my session titled “Using Meta-Sen to assess the trustworthiness of meta-analytic findings.” Below you will find all relevant files, including the original manuscript submission, PowerPoint presentation slides, weblink to my comprehensive senstivitiy analysis tool for meta-analytic reviews, and sample meta-analytic data sets that can be used to demonstrate the software’s functionality. Feel free to follow me on Twitter or to email me with follow-up questions, feedback, etc.: james.field2@mail.wvu.edu

Meta-Sen - A Comprehensive Sensitivity Analysis Tool for Meta-Analytic Datasets

Submission Materials
Link to the Meta-Sen app
Accepted manuscript
PowerPoint presentation slides

Sample Data Sets
The following data sets can be used to illustrate the functionality of the Meta-Sen app:
Sample Data Set 1
Sample Data Set 2
Sample Data Set 3

Citation for Meta-Sen app
Field, J. G., Bosco F. A., Kepes, S., (2021). How trustworthy is our cumulative knowledge on turnover? Journal of Business and Psychology, 36,. doi: 10.1007/s10869-020-09687-3.