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A Word Cloud Puzzle
Maybe it is my enthusiasm for puzzles of all kinds – most notably crosswords and Sudoku – that attracts me to the idea of word clouds. They can not only be pleasing to look at (with all the use of...
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Respondents Help Us, Do We Help Them?
This is in defense of the most important person in the research process. This is in defense of the person who, without his or her participation, there would be no research. This is in defense of the...
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The Vagueness of Our Terms: Are Positive Responses Really That Positive?
John Tarnai, Danna Moore, and Marion Schultz from Washington State University presented a poster at the recent AAPOR conference in Phoenix titled, “Evaluating the Meaning of Vague Quantifier Terms in...
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Content Analysis & Navigating the Stream of Consciousness
An article posted on Research Design Review back in 2010 discussed the work of William James and, specifically, his concept that consciousness “flows” like a river or stream. The article goes on to...
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Looking Under the Hood: What Survey Researchers Can Learn from Deceptive...
Eric Anderson and Duncan Simester published a paper in May 2013 titled “Deceptive Reviews: The Influential Tail.” It talks about their analysis of many thousands of reviews for a major apparel...
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