How to criticize quantitative research - Part 1 & 2

[@rfcalm]

Thank you very much for the time you have taken to make this. You have great character and this renders this info much more digestible. Keep it up!

[@physiotherapistpaulina9340]

Very useful! Easy to follow, and you made it pleasant with your infusion of humor. Thanks for posting this! It will help me out when I have to do this formally for my post-graduate class next week. I am a novice and we are expected to dissect a published RCT!

[@ni8420]

you explained this much better and simpler than my actual lecturer. Thank you so much!

[@CheeWeeTan]

You're very welcome!

[@BR525]

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[@M.BSaeed]

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[@CheeWeeTan]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dianalugo6542]

Very helpful content. A better mic or more distance between the speaker and the mic is needed to improve the audio quality. Every "p" and "t" sound at the beginning of words causes a static louder sound than the rest of the audio content.

[@ComicOzzieSU]

It's called a Pop Filter. You've seen them before. It's that small, usually round, screen between the speaker and the microphone.

[@brighttooth3592]

Thank you

[@namir1782]

hey man my uni teacher asked me to critique this study and i have no idea , can you help me out pleasee