Scientific Research Strategies: Asking Questions and Seeking Answers
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Psychologically Speaking
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Have you ever participated in market research or a scientific study? Have you ever wondered about research designs or what goes into designing a scientific study? In this episode, coming to you from my corner office (seated on the comfy corner of my couch), I discuss the advantages and disadvantages of four different research designs. Take a listen! I hope you learn something new.
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