Associate Professor of Sociology at the City University of New York, Queens College
Examples of fallacies, argumentative tactics that can be used to deceive us into accepting a potentially poorly-justified position.
This video talks about the concept of structure, and about what you might consider when deciding how much structure to put in your research design.
This video describes the concept of reliability in research measurement design.
This video describes the concept of measurement error, and the difference between random and systematic measurement error.
Our decisions are shaped by arguments. This video describes a simplified Toulmin model, which depicts the parts of an argument. By knowing the parts of
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