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Point/Counterpoint

Research on Social Work Practice Does not Benefit from Blurry Theory

A Response to Tomi Gomory

Pages 51-66 | Published online: 20 Mar 2014

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Valerie Ringland, Michael A. Lewis & Daniel Dunleavy. (2021) Beyond the p-value: Bayesian Statistics and Causation. Journal of Evidence-Based Social Work 18:3, pages 284-307.
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