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Webinar: How to Write a Paper — Quantitative Methodology

March 15, 2024 497

The next installment in Sage’s “How to Do Research and Get Published” webinar series will cover the importance of effective academic writing with a focus on quantitative methodology. This webinar will offer insight into designing a robust research framework, selecting appropriate statistical methods, and interpreting findings with clarity — all while exploring the foundational principles of quantitative methodology.

This webinar will be hosted by Sage’s own Jessica Offenberger and Sean Scarisbrick and will feature a Q&A session with other guest speakers. All who are interested in learning these crucial skills and preparing for future publication in an academic journal can register for this webinar here.

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