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Week 4/5 Blogs and Comments | adamsstats

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Just another WordPress.com site. Week 4/5 Blogs and Comments. In your mid-term exams next week. Have confidence in yourselves. Blogs this week were on really varied topics… great that you are venturing further afield, but do try to stay in sight of the realms of research methods. Whatever your topic, remember to go beyond description, to making an argument, and critically evaluating evidence. Use a thesis statement. To introduce your argument clearly – it’s ok to choose a side of the fence!

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Mid-Term Exam | Jesse's Methods Blog

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Jesse's Methods Blog. Independent Learning – We’re trying…. Wiki – what is it →. November 29, 2011 · 11:58 am. Finished marking the mid-term, and it has gone off for moderation (should be bask to you in a few days). Generally, I’m really pleased with the results. There were a lot of As and Bs, some Cs, a few Ds and A*s, and a few Fs. There are a few points that I’d like you to think about. Anyway – congratulations! You have done a pretty good job. Independent Learning – We’re trying…. Time for a response.

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Independent Learning – We’re trying… | Jesse's Methods Blog

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Jesse's Methods Blog. Mid-Term Exam →. November 24, 2011 · 1:23 pm. Independent Learning – We’re trying…. In the Times Higher talks about the struggles we (lecturers) are having moving students from being. 8220;spoon fed”. I hope you realise that we are trying, and the problem based approach is really with your best interests at heart. Keep going. I am confident that you are learning (if you are trying) more than you think you are. Mid-Term Exam →. 2 responses to “. November 26, 2011 at 12:30 am. Address...

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Well done and good luck! | Andrei's Research Methods Blog

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Andrei's Research Methods Blog. Well done and good luck! Well done again to everyone who posted for the last set of deadlines. A really outstanding work from most of you. I recommend you to spend some time reading this entry. Although the majority of you did a very good job. I can recommend a classical presentation of the scientific method from one of my favourite scientists of the last century (who happened to be a physicist): http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? May 8, 2012. Laquo; Well done! Weeks 4 & 5.

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Why is validity important? | lrowlands1

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Just another WordPress.com site. Why is validity important? Validity, according to the good old research methods book from last year (Gravetter and Forzana), is the degree to which the measurement procedure measures the variable it claims to be measuring. So, why is this important you may ask? How do you know you’re actually measuring depression levels? Clearly you cannot measure it objectively, this is not valid. There are six ways of demonstrating validity, and here they are in a nut shell:. So, if the...

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adamsstats | Just another WordPress.com site | Page 2

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Just another WordPress.com site. The last blogs and comments you posted were a real pleasure to read. The variety of topics was great, and I could sense the enthusiasm and thought that had gone into many of the posts. Remember a well reasoned argument. And critically evaluated supporting evidence. Are key to getting the higher grades. I’m linking to a couple of blogs and comments that you might like to have a read of: statisticsbyrachel. Provides a strong counterargument to ssbetween. For example. Pe...

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Semester 2 | adamsstats

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Just another WordPress.com site. I’ll post feedback each fortnight about your blogs and comments here. Please remember to include the links to your comments on your blogs. If you do not do this, your comments will not be marked. If your blog link does not appear on the blog roll on the right side of the screen, and you’re in my group on Thursday 10-12, please email me with your blog address. Any questions, please ask. Week 8/9 Blogs & Comments. Week 2/3 Blogs and Comments Feedback →.

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Weeks 4 & 5 | Andrei's Research Methods Blog

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Andrei's Research Methods Blog. Weeks 4 & 5. However, I would like to point out a few unsuitable surprises:. 1 Check you facts. When you define a concept, or when you cite a piece of research, make sure you rephrase the definition correctly, and present the research as it was reported. There is not much I can add about this. Good luck in your midterm exam! February 27, 2012. Laquo; Facta, non verba! Weeks 7&8 ». Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Weeks 4 & 5.