lit-review
Build systematic literature databases for sociology research using OpenAlex API. Guides you through search, screening, snowballing, annotation, and synthesis with structured user interaction at each stage.
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Build systematic literature databases for sociology research using OpenAlex API. Guides you through search, screening, snowballing, annotation, and synthesis with structured user interaction at each stage.
Stata statistical analysis for publication-ready sociology research. Guides you through phased workflows for DiD, IV, matching, panel methods, and more. Use when doing quantitative analysis in Stata for academi...
Pragmatic qualitative analysis for interview data in sociology research. Guides you through systematic coding, interpretation, and synthesis with quality checkpoints. Supports theory-informed (Track A) or data-...
Abductive analysis for qualitative interview data following Timmermans & Tavory. Guides you through theory-first analysis that recognizes anomalies and generates novel theoretical insights through systematic pu...
Transform textbook chapters into engaging, evidence-based lectures with slides. Guides instructors through learning outcomes, narrative design, active learning activities, and Quarto reveal.js slide creation.
R statistical analysis for publication-ready sociology research. Guides you through phased workflows for DiD, IV, matching, panel methods, and more. Use when doing quantitative analysis in R for academic papers...
Computational text analysis for sociology research using R or Python. Guides you through topic models, sentiment analysis, classification, and embeddings with systematic validation. Supports both traditional (L...
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