SOLUTIONS
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LIST OF STUDIES USING QDA MINER OR WORDSTAT
Click on the following link to download a list of studies, articles, thesis that have used WordStat or QDA Miner
SomeStudies.pdf (updated December 2018)
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SAMPLE STUDIES
You will find below a small selection of some of those studies:
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE AND MARKET RESEARCH
- Application of Text Mining to Aviation Safety Data
- Content Analysis of Hotel Customer Satisfaction
- Content Analysis of Learning Logs of Marketing Managers
- Managing Highly Innovative Projects: The Influence of design Characteristics on Projective Valuation
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
- Measuring Employer Expectations of Information Professionals
- Content Analysis of Operations Research Employment Ads
BIBLIOMETRICS/SCIENTOMETRICS
- Mining Microarray Expression Data by Literature Profiling
- Concept Analysis of Gender, Feminist, and Women’s Studies Research in the Communication Literature
- Content analysis of journal abstracts in communication
- Differentiating the Regional Communication Journals: A Computer-Assisted Concept Analysis
HEALTH/EDUCATION
- A Theoretical Model for Pedagogical Innovation: A Tripartite Construction of Pedagogical Innovation Focusing on Reasons for and Means of Improving
- Why are People with Dengue Dying? A Scoping Review of Determinants for Dengue Mortality
- Electronic Cigarette Marketing Online: a multi-site, multi-product comparison
- Automated Content Analysis of Multiple-Choice
POLITICAL SCIENCE / MEDIA STUDIES
- Content Analysis of Speeches of US Presidential Candidates
- The Rise of Twitter in the Political Campaign: Searching for Intermedia Agenda-Setting Effects in the Presidential Primary
- Securitization of media reporting on climate change? A cross-national analysis in nine countries
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