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The Myth of Objectivity in Research Design

The Myth of Objectivity in Research Design

In both academic and applied research, the oft-repeated claim—“This study is objective”—masks a deeper reality: objectivity in research design is neither absolute nor devoid of negotiation. Researcher assumptions, frameworks, and methodological decisions inevitably shape outcomes, thus making objectivity constructed and prone to compromise. 1. Framework Choice: The Lens That Filters Reality Every theoretical framework inherently … Read more

Why Many Research Tools Are Outdated: Still Using SPSS for Complex Analysis?

Why Many Research Tools Are Outdated: Still Using SPSS for Complex Analysis?

Academic publishing has changed rapidly. Research today requires transparency, advanced analytics, and integration with modern data science tools. Yet many researchers still rely on SPSS, a tool designed decades ago for basic statistical work. At Research & Report Consulting (RRC), we often see manuscripts where the research questions are innovative, but the methods are outdated. … Read more

Inferential Statistics Misused: When Correlation Becomes Causation (Wrongly)

Inferential Statistics Misused: When Correlation Becomes Causation (Wrongly)

Inferential statistics are powerful tools for uncovering patterns and testing relationships. But they are also easily misused. One of the most frequent and damaging mistakes we see at Research & Report Consulting is treating correlation as causation. This statistical misstep is more than a technical flaw—it undermines credibility, damages publication chances, and can lead to … Read more