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Using implementation science to close the gap between the optimal and typical practice of quantitative methods in clinical science

2018-08-14

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<p>Quantitative methods remain the fundamental approach to knowledge generation and hypothesis testing, but in approaches to data analysis there is substantial evidence of a gap between what is optimal and what is typical. It is clear that diffusion and dissemination alone are not maximally effective at improving data analytic practices in clinical psychological science. Amid declines in quantitative psychology tr...

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