Lessons Learned and Simple Hopes: Implications of the Pandemic for Communication Scholarship

IF 2.3 2区 文学 Q2 PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL American Behavioral Scientist Pub Date : 2023-10-10 DOI:10.1177/00027642231205765
David R. Ewoldsen
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Communication scholars demonstrated a remarkable level of methodological creativity to overcome the restrictions on conducting research necessitated by the pandemic. This methodological creativity allowed us to provide answers to many critical questions that arouse during the pandemic. Now the risk is that scholars will diminish data gathered during the pandemic as tainted by pandemic-related confounds. Certainly, the pandemic offered many threats to the internal validity of research, but this should be embraced as an opportunity to learn from these unique confounds to increase the specificity of our theories.
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吸取的教训和简单的希望:大流行对传播学术的影响
传播学学者在方法论上表现出了非凡的创造力,克服了疫情对研究的限制。这种方法上的创造性使我们能够为大流行期间引发的许多关键问题提供答案。现在的风险是,学者们会贬低大流行期间收集的数据,认为它们受到了与大流行相关的混淆因素的污染。当然,大流行给研究的内部有效性带来了许多威胁,但这应该被视为从这些独特的混乱中吸取教训,以增加我们理论的特异性的机会。
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