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“A Canadian survey of residency… duration 42 minutes 59 seconds “A Canadian survey of residency… “A Canadian survey of residency applicants’ and interviewers’ perceptions of the 2021 CaRMS R1 virtual interviews”.\| Dr. Elif Bilgic\| December 14, 2023	“A Canadian survey of residency applicants’ and interviewers’ perceptions of the 2021 CaRMS R1 virtual interviews”.\| Dr. Elif Bilgic\| December 14, 2023 Objectives: Explore the methodology of the article, including strengths and limitations. Explore the facilitators, barriers, and implications of the virtual CaRMS interview… mcmaster children's hospital mcmaster university pediatrics medical education research carms virtual perceptions interviews applicants person programs survey respondents interviewers things recommendations interview process residency thing individuals panel questions barriers experiences From Cassandra Russ 0 plays 0
Survey Pre-Testing: Web Probes and Cognitive… duration 59 minutes 53 seconds Survey Pre-Testing: Web Probes and Cognitive… Survey Pre-Testing: Web Probes and Cognitive Interviewing with Dr. Cornelia Neuert – Spark Talks	Survey Pre-Testing: Web Probes and Cognitive Interviewing with Dr. Cornelia Neuert – Spark Talks Participants will learn about the method of cognitive interviewing to pretest survey questions. I will introduce the general goals of pretesting and key aspects of cognitive interviewing. Then we… question respondents questions probes response probe survey answer face interviewing term questionnaire interviews responses study interviewer problems quality respondent answers From Allison Van 17 plays 0
Addressing Sensitivity Bias on Surveys with Dr.… duration 46 minutes 54 seconds Addressing Sensitivity Bias on Surveys with Dr.… Addressing Sensitivity Bias on Surveys with Dr. Matthew Nanes – Spark Talks	Addressing Sensitivity Bias on Surveys with Dr. Matthew Nanes – Spark Talks How can researchers accurately and safely measure sensitive topics on surveys? We evaluate several common methods using a randomized-controlled trial on a survey about insurgency in the… question response survey answer rebels coin government respondents things population sample questions enumeration percent insurgents enumerators placebo province bit experiments From Allison Van 14 plays 0
A Text-As-Data Approach for Using Open-Ended… duration 48 minutes 3 seconds A Text-As-Data Approach for Using Open-Ended… A Text-As-Data Approach for Using Open-Ended Responses as Manipulation Checks with Dr. Jeff Ziegler	A Text-As-Data Approach for Using Open-Ended Responses as Manipulation Checks with Dr. Jeff Ziegler Participants that complete online surveys and experiments may be inattentive, which can hinder researchers’ ability to draw substantive or causal inferences. Closed-ended manipulation… attention treatment individuals thing prompt compliers manipulation survey words problem text question similarity stories word respondents response party variation issue lot From Allison Van 15 plays 0
How to retain midwives in the midwifery… duration 10 minutes 4 seconds How to retain midwives in the midwifery… How to retain midwives in the midwifery profession? Insights from a Pan-Canadian Study	How to retain midwives in the midwifery profession? Insights from a Pan-Canadian Study 2020 Canadian Health Workforce Virtual Conference December 9th and 10th 2020 Farimah Zadeh, PhD, MBA Isik Zeytinoglu, Elena Neiterman, Johanna Geraci, Jennifer Plenderleith & Derek Lobb midwifery canadian midwifery study midwives percent profession satisfaction canada survey job advice pay respondents intention status arrangements clients lives interviews policies territories provinces students From John Maher 12 plays 0
Truth and Consequences: How Scientists think… duration 53 minutes 24 seconds Truth and Consequences: How Scientists think… Truth and Consequences: How Scientists think about Error and Fraud in Research with Dr. Justin Esarey	Truth and Consequences: How Scientists think about Error and Fraud in Research with Dr. Justin Esarey To err is human, but to issue a meaningful correction or retraction is relatively rare in scientific publishing. In this joint project with Daniel Bischof and Michelle Dion, we ask: why? This… cress michelle dion allison van research researcher justin esarey wake university errors truth political science stem social sciences (social issues) political methodology corrections things retractions science fraud cases lot consequences forest professor journal paper study wansink explanations publications brian air methodology error journals point thing conclusions respondents response question difference scientists mistake peer From Allison Van 18 plays 0