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Applying thematic analysis to explore perceptions and self-reported behaviours: using students’ interview and reflective diary data as examples

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Co-badged with Language@Leeds, tickets coming soon. Please book tickets here. Abstract:  Thematic analysis is widely used in social science research for examining participants’ perceptions through interviews, focus groups and learning diaries. It can also reveal participants’ behaviours through observations and conversation histories with both human and non-human learning partners. However, novice qualitative researchers often find...

Introduction to Quantitative Bias

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Co-badged with the Leeds Institute of Data Analytics and the White Rose DTP, tickets coming soon. Abstract:  Join us for a two-hour workshop (lecture + practical) with Dr Rachel Hughes as she introduces the Quantitative Bias Analysis (QBA) framework, and shows how to apply it for problems of unobserved confounders in observational studies. QBA is...

Formatting graphs

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Abstract:  In this workshop you will learn how to create publication-ready graphs using ggplot2 in R and refining them in PowerPoint. The emphasis will be placed on how to design clear, professional visuals by combining the strengths of data-driven graphics and flexible formatting tools. These skills are essential for quantitative researchers looking to enhance the...

Seeing the unseen: An introduction to latent variable modelling in social sciences

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Co-badged with the White Rose DTP, tickets coming soon.  Abstract: In this one-hour seminar, Huiming Ding and Eun Hye Kim (University of Leeds) will introduce the fundamentals of latent variable estimation - an essential tool for measuring unobserved constructs in social science research. Using examples from their work in education, medicine, and legal studies, they...