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1 Research May - June 2009

2 Research Purpose Method Result

3 Purpose Structure Reinforcement Diffusion

4 Structure Axiom Proposition Elements Paradigm Hypothesis
Concepts (Classes of Phenomena) Variables

5 Reinforcement Exploration Description Explanation “ground-breaking”
portrayal of systems Explanation interaction of systems

6 Diffusion Reliability consistent yield Validity relevance

7 Method Observation Definition Experimentation

8 Observation Population Sample

9 Definition Concept Quality

10 Experimentation Variable Measurement

11 Result Analysis Statistics

12 Analysis Univariate Multivariate

13 Statistics Descriptive Inferential

14 Experimentation Variable Measurement

15 Definition Concept Quality

16 Observation Population Sample

17 Method Observation Definition Experimentation

18 Diffusion Reliability consistent yield Validity relevance

19 Reinforcement Exploration Description Explanation “ground-breaking”
portrayal of systems Explanation interaction of systems

20 Structure Axiom Proposition Elements Paradigm Hypothesis
Concepts (Classes of Phenomena) Variables

21 Purpose Structure Reinforcement Diffusion

22 Research Purpose Method Result

23 Research May - June 2009

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