Why Going Online for Content Analysis Can Reduce Research Reliability

Carol Reese Dykers

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This study cautions researchers to be careful when comparing content-analysis research results of online searches to hand searches. How newspapers upload information into the data bases can influence the results. All data bases do not provide the same access to information.

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