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Full summary of Academic Skills 2 for Communication - InformationScience year 1 - including corresponding articles (strengths and limitations) - summary of book

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All the lectures (1-6) necessarily for the first exam of RMCP summarised. Divided in two separate parts due to the exam being in two parts.

All the lectures (7-11) necessarily for the second exam of RMCP summarised. Divided in two separate parts due to the exam being in two parts.

This document is a concise yet comprehensive overview of essential research methods, ideal for students and professionals alike. It covers the foundational 6 P’s framework (Purpose, Products, Process, Participants, Paradigm, Presentation) and provides guidance on selecting appropriate research approaches, including inductive and deductive reasoning. Key topics include sampling techniques, ethical considerations, and detailed explanations of research strategies such as surveys, experiments, ...

Everything you need to know to pass both exams. Includes information from the book, literal information from the lectures and important notes from the workgroups. Divided into two separate parts due to 2 separate exams.

This is a summary of the business research course as the third course of business research in the international business course. It provides information about the types of research, how to interview, what ways there are to choose a sample, etc.

Summary of *SOME* of the material for the final exam (2022) for Research Methods in Political Science. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 26 pages): Sandra Halperin and Oliver Heath’s book (3rd edition, 2020) “Political Research Methods and Practical Skills”, chapters 1-7. Sandra Mathison’s article (1988) “Why Triangulate?”, pp. 13-17. Paul C. Price, Rajiv Jhangiani and I-Chant A’s book (2nd edition, 2015) “Research Methods in Psychology”, pp. 96-102.

LECTURE SUMMARY - Computation Analysis of Digital Communication lecture notes + EXAM QUESTIONS. Please don't mind the English gramma since I wanted to make it as compact as possible :) (from 51 pages to 19 pages!!)

This is a summary of the literature that is mandatory for exam 1 for the course RMCP about the books "Doing research in the real world" from Gray and "Designing a research project" from Verschuren & Doorewaard.