It is a common recommendation not to attempt reliability analysis with small sample size. However, this feasible after considering certain statistical methods. One such method meta-analysis, which can be considered assess the effectiveness of size by combining data from different studies. The explores presence heterogeneity and robustness fresh large using sensitivity analysis. present study de...

BACKGROUND The possibility that electromagnetic fields (EMF) exposure may increase male breast cancer risk has been discussed for a long time. However, arguments have been presented that studies limited by poor quality could have led to statistically significant results by chance or bias. Moreover, data fo the last 10 years have not been systematically summarized. METHODS AND RESULTS To confi...

OBJECTIVE To review and complete meta-analysis of studies estimating standardised mortality ratios (SMRs) in bipolar affective disorder (BPAD) for all-cause and cause-specific mortalities. METHOD Cause-specific mortality was grouped into natural and unnatural causes. These subgroups were further divided into circulatory, respiratory, neoplastic and infectious causes, and suicide and other vio...

Understanding subjective well-being (SWB) has historically been a core human endeavor and presently spans fields from management to mental health. Previous meta-analyses have indicated that personality traits are one of the best predictors. Still, these past results indicate only a moderate relationship, weaker than suggested by several lines of reasoning. This may be because of commensurabilit...

Purpose Climate change, poverty and pandemics are some of the complex real-world problems that increasingly challenging higher education institutions (HEIs) to equip future graduates with meta-competences have hitherto not been demanded. These need be able capture operate within systems relationships. By focusing on problems, this study aims systematically review competences frame supporting cu...