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  • The Pillars from Social/Psychological (video)12 februari 2026
  • From Research Idea to Research Proposal (video)12 februari 2026
  • The research Journey17 december 2025
    Based on Chapter B6 Bob Matthews and Liz Ross
  • How to Cite Other Authors:8 december 2025
    Whether you’re writing a research paper, production report, script analysis, or academic blogpost, citing your sources correctly is essential. In media studies, referencing isn’t just a bureaucratic requirement—it shows academic honesty, strengthens your arguments, and lets others trace your ideas back to reliable sources.
  • Building your Research Instrument 33 december 2025
    Research instruments serve a critical function across all types of research methods. They are the primary means by which researchers collect reliable data that will later be analyzed. As noted by scholars in the field,… Lees meer: Building your Research Instrument 3