Moreover, CMA has a number of very irritating bugs and glitches: just to name a few, there’s issues with copying and pasting data, issues with not outputting high-resolution graphics but just a black screen, issues with system locale, etc.
Some years back, CMA changed from one-off purchases to an annual subscription plan, ranging from $195-$895 per year per user, obviously taking hints from other lucrative subscription-based plans (I’m looking at you, Office365). Downside of this relative ease of use is the unbridled proliferation of biased meta-analyses that serve only ‘prove’ something works, but let’s not get into that – my blood pressure is high enough as it is. CMA has brought the practice of meta-analysis (or ‘ an exercise in mega-silliness‘, as Eysenck called it) to a broader audience because of its relative ease of use.
COMPREHENSIVE META ANALYSIS FOR WINDOWS SOFTWARE
Red thread in this is the Comprehensive Meta-Analysis (CMA) meta-analysis software package.
I’ve done a few, two are under review, and two almost ready for submission.
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