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Units of Analysis: The Basics

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One of the first steps in a reference interview is determining what is it the user really wants or needs.

Description

In many cases, the question comes down to the unit of analysis: what is it that is being investigated or researched? This presentation will take us through the concept of the unit of analysis so that we can improve our reference service — and make our lives easier as a result!

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This presentation precedes Working with Complex Surveys: Canadian Travel Survey by Chuck Humphrey (14-Mar-2002).

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Social Sciences
Provenance · 1 source records, 10 field assertions
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