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Category: Research Methods

Using R Is Nostalgic
Categories: Research Methods – Posted on May 13, 2019August 17, 2022

Using R Is Nostalgic

I like R because for me, using R is nostalgic. It is a nostalgic experience because R is a throwback … Continue reading >Using R Is Nostalgic

Optimizing Citations in Research Reports
Categories: Research Methods – Posted on May 9, 2019September 8, 2022

Optimizing Citations in Research Reports

Citation of external sources is a vital element in the writing of research reports, as well as other scholarly and … Continue reading >Optimizing Citations in Research Reports

Lost Art of Discovery
Categories: Research Methods – Posted on March 23, 2019September 8, 2022

Lost Art of Discovery

Science is all about discovery–the discovery of the atom, of penicillin, and of the planets in the solar system. The … Continue reading >Lost Art of Discovery

How to Optimize Cross-Sectional Research Designs
Categories: Research Methods – Posted on February 17, 2019September 8, 2022

How to Optimize Cross-Sectional Research Designs

Cross-sectional research designs are commonly vilified, but are they as limited as generally believed? In this 2019 paper, published in … Continue reading >How to Optimize Cross-Sectional Research Designs

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