@misc{cogprints827,
          volume = {121},
          number = {1},
           title = {Some Reflections on Harris and Rosenthal's 31 Meta-analyses},
          author = {Siu L. Chow},
            year = {1987},
           pages = {95--100},
         journal = {Journal of Psychology},
        keywords = {meta-analysis, inter-personal expectancy effects, the"expectancy-mediator-changes" chain, the "subtle andunwitting" expectancy effects, the commensurability problem},
             url = {http://cogprints.org/827/},
        abstract = {A critique of Harris and Rosenthal's (1985) 31 meta-analyses of the mediation of interpersonal expectancy effects raises two issues. First, the study of interpersonal expectancy effects requires an examination of the expectancy-mediator-changes (B-C-D) chain in toto. Harris and Rosenthal's meta-analytic exercise fails to substantiate such a chain, and also fails to enhance understanding of the subtle and unwitting nature of the expectancy-mediator (B-C) and the mediator-changes (C-D) links. Second, mixing studies of uneven quality in a meta-analysis still appears to be a cause for concern.}
}

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