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. 2020 Dec 17;26(2):225–244. doi: 10.1177/1087054720972801

Table 5.

Summary of Results by Outcome for Pre-Post Test Measures using Most Proximal Assessment with Effect Sizes (where reported).

Outcome measures › Teacher measures
Pupil measures
Study (first author & date) Teacher knowledge (n = 17) Teacher behavior (n = 6) Pupil behavior (n = 16)
Aguiar (2014) + η2 = 0.57 (p < .001)
Anto (2014) + nr
Barbaresi (1998) + nr
Barnett (2010, 2012) + nr = nr
Bloomquist (1991) - nr
Both (2016) + d = 1.51
Corkum (2019) + η2 = 0.06 (p = .01)
Froelich (2012) + F(1,41) = 4.98 (p < .031)
Gormley (2015) * IRD = 0.13–0.55
Kołakowski (2009) + nr
Lasisi (2017) + d = 0.9
Latouche (2019) + d = 2.38
Lauth-Lebens (2016) + d = 1.77
Lessing (2015) + nr
Miranda (2002) = nr ~ nr
Mohammed (2018) + nr
Nadeau (2012) + η2 = 0.48 (p = .006)
Obaidat (2014) + η2 = 0.78
Owens (2017) + d = 0.33–1.12
Park (2017) + F = 7.16 (p = .010) + F = 4.29 (p = .043) + F = 4.34 (p = .041)
Procaccini (2014) + nr
Rossbach (2005) + nr ~ nr
Sarraf (2011) = F(1,61) = 0.14 (p = .71)
Shaban (2015) + F(3, 62) = 62.98 (p = .001)
Shehata (2016) + nr + nr
Syed (2010) + nr
Tahiroğlu (2004) + nr
Veenman (2017, 2019) ± r = –0.074 (p < .01); r = 0.133 (p = .639)
Zentall (2007) + χ2(1, n = 11) = 4.28; (p = .039); χ2(1, n = 11) = 4.06, p = .041; χ2(1, n = 11) = 3.59, p = 0.049 ~ nr

Note. + significant improvement significant deterioration = no significant change ± outcome measures reported conflicting results.

~ incomplete data reported.

IRD = individual rate difference.