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    This document summarizes the results of 10 studies that examined the correlation between weight and self-control. It provides the sample size of each study, the correlation found, and the 95% confidence interval. It also shows the weight or importance of each study in the overall fixed and random effects models, and finds a small positive correlation in the fixed effects model but no correlation in the random effects model. There is significant heterogeneity across the studies.

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    This document summarizes the results of 10 studies that examined the correlation between weight and self-control. It provides the sample size of each study, the correlation found, and the 95% confidence interval. It also shows the weight or importance of each study in the overall fixed and random effects models, and finds a small positive correlation in the fixed effects model but no correlation in the random effects model. There is significant heterogeneity across the studies.

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    This document summarizes the results of 10 studies that examined the correlation between weight and self-control. It provides the sample size of each study, the correlation found, and the 95% confidence interval. It also shows the weight or importance of each study in the overall fixed and random effects models, and finds a small positive correlation in the fixed effects model but no correlation in the random effects model. There is significant heterogeneity across the studies.

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    Weight Weight

    Study Total Correlation COR 95%−CI (fixed) (random)

    Salerno, Laran, and Janiszewski 239 −0.28 [−0.40; −0.16] 16.8% 10.9%
    Millgram, Joormann, Huppert, and Tamir 61 0.17 [−0.08; 0.41] 4.1% 9.5%
    Tan and Holub 91 0.28 [ 0.08; 0.46] 6.3% 10.1%
    Anton and Miller 23 −0.45 [−0.73; −0.05] 1.4% 7.2%
    Overton, Selway, Strongman, and Houston 130 0.28 [ 0.11; 0.43] 9.0% 10.5%
    Stice, Shaw, Burton, and Wade 481 0.13 [ 0.04; 0.22] 34.0% 11.2%
    Raghunathan and Corfman 93 0.38 [ 0.19; 0.54] 6.4% 10.1%
    Babin and Attaway 144 −0.35 [−0.49; −0.20] 10.0% 10.6%
    Bongers, Jansen, Havermans, Roefs, and Nederkoorn 87 0.16 [−0.06; 0.36] 6.0% 10.0%
    Werthmann et al. 85 −0.42 [−0.58; −0.23] 5.8% 10.0%

    Fixed effect model 1434 0.01 [−0.04; 0.06] 100.0% −−


    Random effects model −0.00 [−0.19; 0.19] −− 100.0%
    Heterogeneity: I 2 = 91%, τ2 = 0.0830, p < 0.01
    −0.6 −0.2 0 0.2 0.4 0.6

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