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construct.emotional_exhaustion predicts construct.turnover_intention

normal · weakly_informative · 2 studies · N = 100

Distribution

Storage scale (Fisher z)
Prior PDF · normalnormal distribution. Storage scale (Fisher z). 95% CI ≈ [0.263, 0.541]; mean ≈ 0.402.0.1190.2610.4020.5430.685z0density

mean ≈ 0.402 · 95% CI ≈ [0.263, 0.541]

Reader scale (r)
Prior PDF · normalnormal distribution. Reader scale (r). 95% CI ≈ [0.263, 0.500]; mean ≈ 0.382.0.1400.2610.3820.5020.623r0density

mean ≈ 0.382 · 95% CI ≈ [0.263, 0.500]

Weakly informative prior. This prior is weakly informative. It will nudge your posterior but won't overwhelm it; expect data to do most of the work in modest samples.

Historical evidence. This prior's contributing evidence is older than 15 years on average (centroid year 2003.5, ≈22.5 years old); treat the estimate as historical.

Intervals

Confidence interval (95%) — uncertainty about the mean ρ
[0.26, 0.49]
Credibility interval (95%) — distribution of the true effect across settings (the Bayesian prior)
[0.38, 0.38]
I² (heterogeneity) — share of total variance from between-study differences
0%

The true effect is ~constant across settings — it generalizes.

SD_ρ≈0 — true effect is ~constant across settings; generalizes (observed-score scale until artifact correction, PRN-058)

Evidence provenance

published ρ=0.38 (k=2, replication: replicated); no primary-deployment evidence yet

Sourceρ (r)Scope
Published literature0.38k = 2 · N = 100

No primary-deployment evidence yet — this prior rests on published literature alone. As anonymized, aggregated effect sizes from real deployments are contributed, they appear here as a distinct, publication-bias-free source, fused with the literature into a posterior estimate.

Code

Drop this prior straight into your model. Snippets generated from the synthesized distribution + parameters.

target += normal_lpdf(beta | 0.401939, 0.0707107);
beta = pm.Normal("beta", mu=0.401939, sigma=0.0707107)
brms::prior(normal(0.401939, 0.0707107), class = "b")
# base R sample
rnorm(N, mean = 0.401939, sd = 0.0707107)
np.random.normal(loc=0.401939, scale=0.0707107, size=N)

Parameters

FamilyParameters
normalI2 = 0.000, mu = 0.4019, sigma = 0.07071, r_mean = 0.3816, k_studies = 2.000, tau_squared = 0.000

Synthesis

Method
random_effects_meta
Informativeness
weakly_informative
Replication status
replicated
k_studies
2
n_total
100
Last updated
2026-05-30T22:23:32.103Z

Quality distribution

GradeCount
A2
B0
C0
D0

Contributing effect sizes

Effect-size detail pages land with a later sub-ticket; for now, ids link to the filtered list. Browse all rows via /registry/effects.