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The 2020 Summer Institutes in Computational Social Science are now accepting applications at 21 locations. The Summer Institutes are for social scientists (broadly conceived) and data scientists (broadly conceived).

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Free download this week - New FIELD METHODS paper ( https://t.co/guak1mf3lD): Effects of Stem and Response Order on Response Patterns in Satisfaction Ratings, by (@jolene_smyth), #GlennDIsrael, #MiltonGNewberryIII, #RichardGHull. The title says it all.

New FIELD METHODS ( https://t.co/wCzrTKXtfE) paper Questionable Insiders:Changing Positionalities of Interviewers throughout Stages of Migration Research, by @paula_pustulka, et al. shows that the lived experiences of insider migration researchers change across a research project

New FIELD METHODS paper ( https://t.co/opql9dr3Kz)- Mode and Interviewer Effects in Egocentric Network Research, by Claude S. Fischer & Lindsay Bayham @socratina shows that online surveys and face-to-face (FTF) interviews yield different egocentric networks data

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New FIELD METHODS paper ( https://t.co/k4D2ES5Ieg) Mode and Interviewer Effects in Egocentric Network Research, by #Claude.S.Fischer & Lindsay Bayham (@socratina) shows that online surveys and face-to-face (FTF) interviews yield different egocentric network data.

New @FIELD METHODS paper ( https://t.co/eKOwZB6R2F): Well-being, Smartphone Sensors, and Data from Open-access Databases:A Mobile Experience Sampling Study, by #StefanStieger,#Ulf-DietrichReips on measuring fluctuations of well-being during the day and over the course of a week.

Take a look at the 6 new papers in the latest issue of FIELD METHODS ( https://t.co/opql9dr3Kz). All papers in the current issue will be open and downloadable for two weeks.

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The Coding Manual for Qualitative Researchers (my reading notes) https://t.co/7X6Vgykijb read this, and the journals @IJQMonline (International Journal of Qualitative Methods) and @MethodsField (Field Methods) to gain a solid grasp of coding methods in QR.