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Social research: why and how
01. Introduction to RStudio
The ABC's of a research project
02. Introduction to data and scripting
Introduction to survey methodology
03. Descriptive statistics
Concepts and indicators
04. Recoding variables
Sociology of poverty
05. Computing variables
Non-probability sampling methods
06. Chi-square analysis
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07. T-test analysis
Research ethics
08. Probabilistic sampling
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Qualitative interviewing
11. Linear regression basics
Self-completion questionnaires
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13. Logistic regression basics
14. Modeling exercises
15. Regression assumptions and diagnostics
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