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...think can make a difference but does not randomly assign participants to groups. For example, a researcher might compare the academic performance of students in a school that implements a wellbeing program with the academic performance of students in a school that does not. Qualitative methodologies have several strategies, far too many to list them all here, they may...

...think of ethnicity in Britain as being mainly about ‘race’ and skin colour. However, there are many ethnic groups that are not distinguished primarily in terms of skin colour. These include, for example, groups defined mainly in terms of religion (i.e. Jewish people or Muslim people) or nationality (i.e. Scottish, Welsh, or Irish people). Moreover, if we look at...

...think is meant by the term ‘plagiarism’? Spend a few minutes jotting down your thoughts. Answer You have probably been taught about plagiarism before or have a basic understanding of what it is: namely the use of other people’s material in your work without appropriate attribution. You have probably also been told that you shouldn’t do it, and that to do so is...

...would also consider studying the following course I found on Coursera. It does have a fee attached to it, but there is financial aid offered, so I would look into this to help me study the course: Creative Thinking: Techniques and Tools for Success [Banner for Making your learning count – Example study pathways (YXM130) ] Click on the banner above to view other pathways...