Two-thirds of U.S. adults who attend religious services in person at least a few times a year say they go to a church, synagogue, mosque, temple or other house of worship in which all or most other ...

I just wrapped up a chapter from my upcoming book on the use of AI in academic research. This chapter focuses on AI-powered ...

All research that involves the use of humans (e.g., survey, experimental, evaluation ... as "a systematic investigation designed to develop and contribute to generalizable knowledge." Examples of ...

Recent developments in genetic technologies have provided prospective parents with increasing opportunities to influence ...

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DCU has provided all students with access to Qualtrics, a leading survey and research platform, through the Student Apps page. This powerful tool offers a wide range of features to enhance your ...

The Annual Business Survey (ABS) is the main structural business survey conducted by Office for National Statistics (ONS). Prior to 2009, the ABS was known as the Annual Business Inquiry – part 2 (ABI ...

This reality combined with anecdotal information provided about the pigeon racing industry in Southern California with respect to privacy and general unfamiliarity with technology (e.g., digital based ...

Second, it provides examples of the nature and use of algorithms in society ... demographics, among others. This online survey consisted of four sets of questions: (1) a demographic questionnaire in ...

The data will be collected in one of two ways: Asynchronous: For the professional experience panel, data will be collected electronically with 20 min, quasi-anonymous Qualtrics surveys. There will be ...

NIFA Critical Issues are used as categories to identify all Extension entries. Review the descriptions and examples to determine the critical issue that best fits the Extension Learning Event or ...