Upgrading from Version 2 or 3
What's new in version 4?
If you have a current license for V3:
Your upgrade to V4 is free. Simply download and install the new version here.
The program will recognize your current license. There is no need to obtain a new unlock code.
FAQ
Q. Are the files from Version 2, 3, and 4 compatible with each other?
A. Yes. Any file created in V2, V3, or V4 can be used in all Versions.
Q. If I have Version 2 and I upgrade to version 4, can I still keep my Version 2 license?
A. Yes. The two programs will co-exist on the same machine. Each license operates independently of the other.
Comprehensive Meta-Analysis
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Comprehensive Meta-Analysis (CMA) is a powerful computer program for meta-analysis. The program combines ease of use with a wide array of computational options and sophisticated graphics.
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Comprehensive Meta-Analysis
"CMA 2.0 is perhaps the most user‐friendly statistical software I have used to date. It makes the complicated process of conducting a meta‐analysis much easier. It can be used from start to finish ‐ from direct data entry to publication‐quality graphics. I highly recommend this program!"
Nathan Thoma, M.A. - Psychology Intern, Payne Whitney Clinic, Weill Cornell Medical Center, New York ‐ Presbyterian Hospital
"I found the Comprehensive Meta‐Analysis software program to be extremely user friendly, providing instant computational data from the simplest to the most complex statistical problems, a versatile database to help organize and restructure large volumes of multifaceted data, and parallel visuals that help better understand your data. I also found the support staff very helpful in providing responses to both my technical questions about the program itself as well as helpful addressing more general theoretical questions about meta‐analyses. I would highly recommend this program to a novice or more seasoned researcher interested in conducting meta‐analytic statistics."
Talin Babikian, PhD, MPH - UCLA