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1. Comparing the Efficacy of Electronic-Tablet to Paper-Based Surveys for On-Site Survey Administration

2. The Quality of Responses to Grid Questions as Used in Web Questionnaires (Compared with Paper Questionnaires)

3. Comparing the efficacy of electronic-tablet to paper-based surveys for on-site survey administration

4. Improving Mail Survey Response Rates in Japan: Empirical Tests for Envelopes, Request Letters, Questionnaires, and Schedules

5. The quality of responses to grid questions as used in Web questionnaires (compared with paper questionnaires)

6. Item non-response rates: a comparison of online and paper questionnaires.

9. Interaction of quantitative and qualitative methodology in mixed methods research: integration and/or combination.

10. 25th ANNIVERSARY EDITORIAL.

11. Reverse Coding: a Proposed Alternative Methodology for Identifying Evidentiary Warrants.

12. Treatment and reporting of item-level missing data in social science research.

13. Research practices for a pandemic and an uncertain future: synthesis of the learning among the social research community 2020–2022.

14. Ethical and practical considerations for including marginalised groups in quantitative survey research.

15. Decolonising participatory research: can Ubuntu philosophy contribute something?

16. Exploring Future Narratives and the Materialities of Futures. Material Methods in Qualitative Interviews with Young Women.

17. Introduction: making the case for qualitative interviews.

18. Where you search determines what you find: the effects of bibliographic databases on systematic reviews.

20. Critical ethical reflexivity (CER) in feminist narrative inquiry: reflections from cis researchers doing social work research with trans and non-binary people.

21. 'Safe spaces and places': the value of design-led methodologies in developing online narratives.

22. Using whatsApp video call to reach large survey sample of low-income children during covid-19: a mixed method post-hoc analysis.

23. Coverage bias: the impact of eligibility constraints on mobile phone-based sampling and data collection.

24. A collaborative research manifesto! An early career response to uncertainties.

25. Feeling our way: methodological explorations on researching touch through uncertainty.

26. The work to make an experiment work.

27. Tolerance in QCA: moving debates on design, calibration, analysis, and interpretation in QCA forward in macrocomparative resarch.

28. Developing and using matrix methods for analysis of large longitudinal qualitative datasets in out-of-home-care research.

29. How ‘co’ can you go? A qualitative inquiry on the key principles of co-creative research and their enactment in real-life practices.

30. The ResQ approach: theory building across disciplines using realist evaluation science and QCA.

31. Safe and enabling: composing ethically sustainable crafty-activist research on gender and power in young peer cultures.

32. Surveying singles in Japan: qualitative reflections on quantitative social research during COVID time.

33. A springboard for delving into deeper waters: Cronqvist, Lasse, Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA). Eine Einführung mit TOSMANA und dem QCA Add-In, by Rainer Hampp Verlag, Augsburg, München (Germany), Sozialwissenschaftliche Forschungsmethoden, 2019, 114 pp., €19.80 (paper); €17.99 (e-book pdf), ISBN 978-3-95710-250-8

34. Themes, variables, and the limits to calculating sample size in qualitative research: a response to Fugard and Potts.

35. Reflexivity through positionality meetings: religion, muslims and 'non-religious' researchers.

36. Analysing complexity: developing a modified phenomenological hermeneutical method of data analysis for multiple contexts.

37. Research synthesis in times of crisis: setting the agenda for mixed method, collaborative research on poverty in a post-pandemic world.

38. Evaluating the effect of esthetically enhanced materials compared to standard materials on clinician response rates to a mailed survey

39. Mixed Integrative Heuristic Approach in content analysis: a study of the image of China in Africa based on mixed-methods approach.

40. Internalising 'sensitivity': vulnerability, reflexivity and death research(ers).

41. Difficult data: reflections on making knowledge claims in a turmoil of competing subjectivities, sensibilities and sensitivities.

42. Bots and fake participants: ensuring valid and reliable data collection using online participant recruitment methods.

43. Beyond the “wow” factor: the analytic importance of boredom in qualitative research.

44. Do respondents using smartphones produce lower quality data? Evidence from the first large-scale UK mixed-device survey – Understanding Society Wave 8.

45. On urgency, reciprocity, and complicity as ethical justifications for a ‘critical’, ‘activist’, or ‘engaged’ social science.

46. The transition of methods: using a theoretical framework to integrate a mixed method study.

47. Realism and methods – a commentary.

48. Interpreting practice: producing practical wisdom from qualitative study of practitioner experience.

49. PDAs in socio-economic surveys: instrument bias, surveyor bias or both?

50. Understanding 'context' in realist evaluation and synthesis.