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Analog Research Methods

Richard E. Heyman · Jill Malik · Amy M. Smith Slep

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Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology Educational Research and Methods Psychology Research and Bibliometrics

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Abstract Analog research measures phenomena of interest through an emulation of real‐life events. “Analog” is derived from the same root as “analogy”—an analog is like something else. What is measured or studied in analog research is a stand‐in for the actual behavior or phenomenon of interest.

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