[oajfp] Meta-analysis section added to OAJFP

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The Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology is adding a section on 
meta-analysis, edited by Marc A. Martinez, Ph.D.

The following is from Marc's introduction to this section of the journal:

Although meta-analysis has grown rapidly in popularity since its introduction, 
many researchers and practitioners remain unclear as to the utility and meaning 
of the statistics associated with such research.  In an attempt to remedy some 
of these effects, this section of the journal will be devoted to a collection 
of articles exploring meta-analysis as it applies to assessment, treatment, and 
research in the area of forensic psychology.  Ultimately, the hope of this 
section is to encourage a greater understanding of meta-analysis and how it may 
be applied to issues related to forensic psychology.  Those with experience 
related to meta-analysis or conducting research that involves meta-analysis are 
encouraged to submit articles.
 
See more at http://www.forensicpsychologyunbound.ws/

Greg

Gregory DeClue, Ph.D., ABPP (forensic)
editor, Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology
http://ForensicPsychologyUnbound.ws
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