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Conducting a Survey,n empirical setting by soliciting answers from peers. While this procedure does not allow students to get representative or random samples, it nevertheless offers students the possibility to collect their own data, which they can analyze later.

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Conducting a Survey,d biased samples. Second, it discusses several sampling techniques such as quota sampling and snowball sampling. Third, it introduces different types of surveys (e.g., face-to-face surveys, telephone surveys and mail-in or internet surveys). As a practical component, students test their surveys in a

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Introducing R and Univariate Statistics,nt environment RStudio.. R is probably the most rapidly growing data science program in the social sciences. We explore the RStudio interface, show how to import datasets into R, and discuss basic R syntax norms and packages. Second, we cover the two univariate statistical categories, frequency tabl

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