Butler and colleagues (2006)argue that meta-analyses can be made more meaningful and informative if the results take into account:
A)Directionality problems
B)Confounding variables
C)Moderator variables
D)Mediator variables

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Butler and colleagues argue that taking into account moderator variables can make meta-analyses more meaningful and informative. Confounding variables can also be important to consider, but they are not specifically mentioned in this article. Directionality problems and mediator variables are not mentioned as factors that would make meta-analyses more meaningful and informative.

Butler and Colleagues (2006)argue That Meta-Analyses Can Be Made More