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Allen, Bryce; Reser, David – Library and Information Science Research, 1990
Describes ways in which content analysis is being used in library and information science research. Methodological concerns are addressed, including selection of target documents, selection of samples to be analyzed, selection of categories for analysis, and elimination of researcher bias to assure reliability. (35 references) (LRW)
Descriptors: Bias, Content Analysis, Library Research, Reliability
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Allen, Bryce – Library and Information Science Research, 1989
Reviews the use of propositional analysis in library and information science research. Evidence that different analysts produce similar judgments about texts and use the method consistently over time is presented, and it is concluded that propositional analysis is a reliable and valid research method. An example of an analysis is appended. (32…
Descriptors: Cognitive Psychology, Content Analysis, Discourse Analysis, Information Science