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James K. Harter, , GallupFrank L. Schmidt, , University of IowaSangeeta Agrawal, , GallupStephanie K. Plowman, , GallupFEBRUARY 2013 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ENGAGEMENT AT WORK AND ORGANIZATIONAL OUTCOMES2 012 Q12 META- analysis ACKNOWLEDGMENTSThe authors thank Marie-Lou Almeida, Jim Asplund, Sangeeta Badal, Anthony Blue, Valerie Calderon, Nate Dvorak, John Fleming, Julie Griffiths, Peggy Jasperson, Kirti Kanitkar, Mike Lemberger, Kyley McGeeney, Marco Nink, Aaron Rice, Anuradha Satpute, Sean Williams, Dan Witters, and Daniela Yu for contributing important research studies, database information, and analysis to this STANDARDSThis document contains proprietary research, copyrighted materials, and literary property of Gallup, Inc. It is for the guidance of your company only and is not to be copied, quoted, published, or divulged to others outside of your organization.
Individual studies often contain small sample sizes and idiosyncrasies that distort the interpretation of results. Meta-analysis is a statistical technique that is useful in combining results of studies with seemingly disparate findings, correcting for sampling, measurement error, and other study artifacts to understand the true relationship
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