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evaluation or to design curricula for teaching research methods (Packer, 2011, p. 2). More and more, method preferences seem to be individual and arbitrary decisions of researchers. 1.1 Science War: Conflicting Paradigms In 1959, Snow diagnosed two cultures in …
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