A researcher’s block can have a significant impact on presenting ideas effectively. When researchers are unable to overcome their block, they may feel overwhelmed, leading to performance anxiety, stumbling over words, or forgetting important points. This can detract from the overall impact and credibility of the presentation as well as a diminished ability to connectContinue reading “Looking to level up your research presentations with confidence, skills, and impactful communication?”
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An Autoethnographic Look Into Being Stranded Due To COVID-19
At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of individuals were subject to social restrictions. The virus was declared a “Public Health Emergency of International Concern” (PHEIC), and to curb its spread governments worldwide implemented lockdowns, keeping people at home. Although different countries responded to the pandemic in different ways, most countries implemented a travelContinue reading “An Autoethnographic Look Into Being Stranded Due To COVID-19”
Conducting Research in a Global Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted every aspect of human life and has largely affected how experts conduct research. Researchers have been faced with numerous challenges such as limitations in accessing research participants, reduction in funding and resources, and health and safety concerns (Howlett, 2021). However, despite these difficulties, conducting research during the pandemic remainsContinue reading “Conducting Research in a Global Pandemic”
Social Research Talk: Q&A with Sociologist Yu Xie
Research is and has always been an essential element in sociology. SAGE Publishing Asia Pacific organized an intimate question-and-answer session with Professor Yu Xie via Zoom to emphasize its importance. He provided insights and suggestions to researchers about social research and how to get their papers published. Professor Yu Xie is currently a member ofContinue reading “Social Research Talk: Q&A with Sociologist Yu Xie”