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. 2022 Aug 31;13:974683. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.974683

Table 3.

Pooled correlations between collective effervescence and criterion variables.

Criterion Variables Effect sizes Heterogeneity (80% CI Pred. Intv.)
Dimension Variable k N r (95% CI) rho (95% CI) Q(df) I 2 τ2 (SE)
Proximal outcomes
Individual emotions Arousal 14 48,316 0.443 (0.322, 0.564) 0.506 (0.367, 0.646) Q(13) = 180.020*** 95.42 0.046 (0.020) (0.158, 728)
Negative emotions 14 2,028 0.047 (−0.053, 0.147) 0.056 (−0.057, 0.168) Q(13) = 71.198*** 78.23 0.025 (0.013) (−0.166, 260)
Positive emotions 22 5,834 0.547 (0.468, 0.625) 0.608 (0.526, 0.690) Q(21) = 239.707*** 94.30 0.030 (0.011) (0.318, 0.775)
ST emotions 17 5,340 0.577 (0.500, 0.653) 0.641 (0.559, 0.723) Q(16) = 171.312*** 92.90 0.021 (0.009) (0.385, 0.769)
Communal sharing Ingroup ID 14 3,253 0.456 (0.351, 0.562) 0.498 (0.389, 0.608) Q(13) = 302.072*** 92.69 0.034 (0.015) (0.211, 0.702)
FI Verbal 5 1,031 0.694 (0.660, 0.729) 0.734 (0.686, 0.781) Q(4) = 6.958 6.94 0.000 (0.001) (0.668, 0.721)
FI Pictorial 11 1,504 0.347 (0.250, 0.444) 0.364 (0.262, 0.466) Q(10) = 48.937*** 71.66 0.016 (0.011) (0.173, 0.521)
Social Support 12 4,135 0.334 (0.247, 0.421) 0.376 (0.278, 0.473) Q(11) = 181.691*** 89.64 0.020 (0.010) (0.143, 0.526)
Distal outcomes
Collective emotions Negative climate 5 1,357 0.017 (−0.105, 0.138) 0.026 (−0.118, 0.170) Q(4) = 19.967*** 77.81 0.015 (0.012) (−0.157, 0.190)
Positive climate 4 1,159 0.248 (0.089, 0.406) 0.328 (0.095, 0.562) Q(3) = 25.025*** 86.13 0.022 (0.019) (0.030, 0.465)
Social integration Ingroup commitment 7 123,962 0.372 (0.288, 0.456) 0.418 (0.326, 0.510) Q(6) = 1484.496*** 99.24 0.011 (0.007) (0.229, 0.515)
Ingroup ID (extended) 8 75,139 0.320 (0.205, 0.435) 0.368 (0.230, 0.505) Q(7) = 150.888*** 94.23 0.024 (0.014) (0.106, 0.534)
Social values and beliefs ST beliefs 5 4,231 0.435 (0.278, 0.592) 0.484 (0.319, 0.650) Q(4) = 126.216*** 96.51 0.030 (0.020) (0.192, 0.678)
ST values 4 1,103 0.335 (0.282, 0.387) 0.379 (0.329, 0.430) Q(3) = 2.699 0.06 0.000 (0.002) (0.300, 0.369)
Purpose in life 8 4,478 0.358 (0.232, 0.484) 0.436 (0.295, 0.577) Q(7) = 291.422*** 94.70 0.027 (0.016) (0.131, 0.585)
Spirituality 5 1,416 0.374 (0.284, 0.464) 0.415 (0.315, 0.515) Q(4) = 17.660*** 73.38 0.007 (0.007) (0.249, 0.499)
Empowerment Vitality 5 1,411 0.243 (0.180, 0.305) 0.247 (0.184, 0.311) Q(4) = 7.153 30.91 0.002 (0.003) (0.178, 0.308)
Wellbeing 17 6,188 0.316 (0.236, 0.395) 0.354 (0.264, 0.445) Q(16) = 158.663*** 89.84 0.021 (0.009) (0.121, 0.510)
Self esteem 5 829 0.154 (0.023, 0.285) 0.201 (0.027, 0.374) Q(4) = 20.120** 73.42 0.016 (0.014) (−0.030, 0.337)
Collective efficacy 7 1,471 0.464 (0.391, 0.537) 0.508 (0.437, 0.579) Q(6) = 20.594*** 64.71 0.006 (0.005) (0.357, 0.572)
Collective self-esteem 7 1,497 0.421 (0.284, 0.558) 0.485 (0.327, 0.643) Q(6) = 46.607*** 90.80 0.027 (0.018) (0.191, 0.651)

k is the number of studies and N the number of participants included in the analysis. r and rho (95% CI) indicate pooled Pearson's rs and rhos (i.e., the estimation of the effect with a correction for reliability) and their 95% confidence intervals. Q(df ) indicate Q heterogeneity test and its degrees of freedom. I2 indicate a percentage indicating the relationship between residual and unaccounted heterogeneity. τ2 and (SE) indicate the estimated amount of residual heterogeneity and its standard error. (80% CI Pred. Intv.) represents the 80% confidence intervals of prediction intervals (Riley et al., 2011). *, **, ***, indicate p < 0.05, 0.01, and 0.001, respectively.