Does Being In-Person Matter? Demonstrating the Feasibility and Reliability of Fully Remote Observational Data Collection
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- article
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- 2024-07-12
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- 7
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- 27
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Keywords
Observational study, Observational methods in psychology, Data collection, Reliability (semiconductor), Computer science
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