Se realiza una introducción a los principales aspectos conceptuales y metodológicos del Meta-análisis, a los fines de brindar mayor claridad a algunos estudios meta-analíticos presentados, realizados dentro del campo de investigación de la teoría de la Autoeficacia para el desarrollo de carrera (Bandura, 1987). Se realiza una revisión acerca de las principales características y las contribuciones del Meta-análisis a este importante campo de investigación. El empleo de esteprocedimiento por parte los investigadores de la Autoeficacia ha permitido demostrar la contribución independiente del constructo a la predicción de variables fundamentales del comportamiento vocacional.
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