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What is research?
At it's core, research is the search for causality. It is
applying the rules of systematic observation to people watching. At it's core,
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RECOMMENDATIONS
Books, DVD's, Etc.
| For a conceptual overview or review of stats try
Dr. Ken Tangen's
Statistics Safari |
| Here's a classic research methods textbook by Paul
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Community Clinic: A Simulation |
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