Research Design
Understand more about how to design your study, select measures, and analyze your data.
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Posted February 18, 2013
Should Questions Be Driven By Methods? Etienne Sibille explains why basing questions on methods can be limiting. Quick Tip - 2 minutes 0 seconds |
Posted February 18, 2013
Etienne Sibille suggests starting with evidence from the human brain when investigating the biology of disease. Quick Tip - 2 minutes 42 seconds |
Posted February 18, 2013
From Complex Theory to Testable Question Etienne Sibille discusses the need to design experiments to answer clear, simple questions. Quick Tip - 1 minute 47 seconds |
Posted February 18, 2013
Bridging Animal Model and Human Subject Research Susanne Ahmari recounts her experience requesting a grant to do translational research early in her career. Quick Tip - 2 minutes 22 seconds |
Posted January 4, 2013
Benefits of Mice Over Fruit Flies Colleen McClung discusses the benefits of using mice in research. Quick Tip - 1 minute 41 seconds |
Posted June 29, 2012
Interdisciplinary and Multidisciplinary Research Jacqueline Resnick explains the difference between two approaches to research. Quick Tip - 2 minutes 7 seconds |
Posted January 25, 2012
Building Partnerships with American Indian and Alaska Native Communities Lisa Rey Thomas shares practical advice for conducting collaborative research with Tribal and Native American communities. Q&A |
Posted January 18, 2012
Recruiting and Retaining African American Men for Community-Based Studies Christie Spence and Thomas Oltmanns discuss how a targeted, personalized strategy proved effective in recruiting and retaining African American men for a study exploring personality, health, and aging. Q&A |
Posted December 5, 2011
Equalizing Variables Across Groups Benjamin Lê Cook looks at ways to put the Institute of Medicine's definition of racial disparity into practice. Quick Tip - 1 minute 29 seconds |
Posted December 5, 2011
Combining Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Data Benjamin Lê Cook expresses hope that combining cross-sectional and longitudinal data will provide a clearer picture of health disparities. Quick Tip - 3 minutes 44 seconds |

