Fig. 3: The figure displays individual study effect size estimates (Hedges’ g) with corresponding 95% confidence intervals. | npj Digital Medicine

Fig. 3: The figure displays individual study effect size estimates (Hedges’ g) with corresponding 95% confidence intervals.

From: A meta-analysis of persuasive design, engagement, and efficacy in 92 RCTs of mental health apps

Fig. 3

Squares represent the point estimates of intervention efficacy. Horizontal lines indicate confidence intervals, and the vertical line at zero represents no effect. Studies to the left of zero reflect a reduction in symptoms and thus favour the intervention, while those to the right suggest a negative or null effect.

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