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Brief Thought on Commitment-To-Analysis Plans

First, I am starting a small campaign to push towards calling ‘pre-analysis plans’ something else before the train gets too far from the station. Something like ‘commitment to analysis plans’ or ‘commitment to analysis and reporting plans.’ I have two reasons for this. PAP just isn’t a super acronym; it’s kind of already taken. IContinueContinue reading “Brief Thought on Commitment-To-Analysis Plans”

Planning for qualitative data collection and analysis

This blog reflects conversations and on-going work with both Mike Frick (@mwfrick), Shagun Sabarwal (@shagunsabarwal), and Urmy Shukla (@urmy_shukla) — they should receive no blame if this blog is wacky and plenty of credit if it is not. A recent post by monkey cage contributors on The Washington Post, then summarized by BITSS, asked/suggested whetherContinueContinue reading “Planning for qualitative data collection and analysis”