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Extremely and very thoroughly written lecture notes that cover all the lectures from week 1 to 11. These notes will be everything that will be required to easily achieve a HD mark for the unit. The Lecture content are in the following order: Lecture 1 – The Research Process Lecture 2 – Introduction to Qualitative Research: Paradigms & Politics Lecture 3 – The Dynamics of Interviewing Lecture 4 – Thematic Analysis Lecture 5 – Interpreting and Reporting Qualitative Data Lecture 6b – Methods of Data Collection in Research Lecture 6c – Reliability Lecture 6d – Validity Lecture 7a – Survey Development Lecture 7b – Survey and Questionnaire as a Quantitative Technique Lecture 7c – Principal Components & Factor Analysis Lecture 8a – Data Screening and Cleaning Lecture 8b – Bootstrapping Lecture 10 – Social and Ethical Context of Research Lecture 11 – Multiple Regression
101689: Advanced Research Methods
Semester 1, 2019
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Advanced Research Methods Lecture Notes Subject notes for WSU 101689. Description. Extremely and very thoroughly written lecture notes that cover all the lectures from week 1 to 11. These notes will be everything that will be required to easily achieve a HD mark for the unit. The Lecture content are in the following order: Lecture 1 - The ...
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