#research_methods
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@jtnystrom That kind of basic method testing is what we end up doing. It's what is practical. Is it not amazing how often in biology two ostensibly equivalent method implementations provide sightly different answers? #Research_Methods
Our book on how to use dynamic relational analysis in the study of history and archaeology. https://www.berghahnbooks.com/title/TerrellModeling #history #archaeology #networkscience #research_methods #modeling
OK Fedi pals, it’s that time of year again and I’m looking for published papers for my 4th year #psychology #research_methods students to pull apart. The articles need to have some major flaws but not TOO obvious or too extensively blogged
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