The Use of Statistical Methods in Library and Information Science.
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1985
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| author | Wallace, Danny P. |
| author_facet | Wallace, Danny P. Wallace, Danny P. |
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| contents | The Use of Statistical Methods in Library and Information Science. Wallace, Danny P. Business Comparative Analysis Educational Research Information Science Library Research Research Methodology Scholarly Journals Social Work Statistical Analysis Tables (Data) Use Studies Study comparing statistical use in 99 journals from four subject areas (library and information science [LIS], education, social work, business) found that: LIS produced more articles making no use of statistics; and only in LIS were there more articles using only descriptive techniques than articles using inferential techniques. (17 references) (EJS) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
| id | eric_EJ330134 |
| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1985 |
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| spellingShingle | The Use of Statistical Methods in Library and Information Science. Wallace, Danny P. Business Comparative Analysis Educational Research Information Science Library Research Research Methodology Scholarly Journals Social Work Statistical Analysis Tables (Data) Use Studies The Use of Statistical Methods in Library and Information Science. Wallace, Danny P. Business Comparative Analysis Educational Research Information Science Library Research Research Methodology Scholarly Journals Social Work Statistical Analysis Tables (Data) Use Studies Study comparing statistical use in 99 journals from four subject areas (library and information science [LIS], education, social work, business) found that: LIS produced more articles making no use of statistics; and only in LIS were there more articles using only descriptive techniques than articles using inferential techniques. (17 references) (EJS) |
| title | The Use of Statistical Methods in Library and Information Science. |
| topic | Business Comparative Analysis Educational Research Information Science Library Research Research Methodology Scholarly Journals Social Work Statistical Analysis Tables (Data) Use Studies |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ330134 |