In our study we are testing the hypothesis that financial risk is significantly correlated with the banks financial performance. The measure for financial risk is credit risk and liquidity risk. In some studies one single study includes both credit risk and liquidity risk and their correlations with financial performance. We want to include both data in our metaanalysis. like this 1 study will be taken twice.
Does it violets the assumption of meta analysis or can we adopt this approach as the variables undertaken are different. Please help.
You can adopt this approach as your variables of interest are two, not one.
Seems like this question about duplicates is itself a duplicate? https://www.researchgate.net/post/Taking_one_study_more_than_once_in_meta_analysis
Really sorry.. using this platform for the first time for solving the problem.. so posted on both the forums.. but your suggestions are a great help.. thank you so much
No worries at all Roopam Kothari, just thought I'd point it out so that people can easily refer to the answers in the other thread :)
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