Research Methodology
I am not a methodologist, I am a researcher who uses and teaches methods. My methodological philosophy arises from the social sciences and is called methodological pluralism. Methodological pluralism is based on the recognition that for any topic of research, there are many possible ways of generating knowledge. To that end, I have training in several methodologies. I also have a solid grounding in science studies, the philosophy of social science, and philosophy of scientific inference. This broad background has aided me in supporting my students and colleagues in support of their own research agenda, while giving me access to literatures that support my own research.
[edit] Training in Statistical Methodologies
[edit] Statistic 5654 Measures of Association
Statistical methods of measuring association between nominal, ordinal, or interval level variables. Tests for significance of association. Use of two-group tests and analysis of variance to explore mixed mode relationships, such as between nominal and interval level variables. Prediction models for interval level measurements.
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