Quality & Quantity: International Journal of Methodology
1967 - 2025
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Volume 59, issue 1, 2025
- Exploring tidal inundation: temporal trends analysis and community perceptions in Chattogram City coastal area, Bangladesh pp. 1-28

- Taj Sultana, M. Rezaul Islam, Firuza Begham Mustafa and Jillian Ooi Lean Sim
- Are we ready for artificial intelligence voice advertising? Comparing human and artificial intelligence voices in audio advertising in a multitasking context pp. 1-22

- Shih-Hao Lu, Huyen Thi Thanh Tran and Thanh-Sang Ngo
- Online surveys: lessons learned in detecting and protecting against insincerity and bots pp. 23-39

- Amber D. Thompson and Rebecca L. Utz
- The effect of prepaid incentives on panelists’ response across survey modes in a sequential mixed-mode design pp. 29-49

- Rolf Becker
- Information diffusion in referral networks: an empirical investigation of the crypto asset landscape pp. 41-58

- Srinidhi Vasudevan, Anna Piazza and Stefano Ghinoi
- The role of big data analytics capability in the telecommunication sector of Pakistan: the chain mediating effect of data integration capability and data-driven decision making pp. 51-85

- Muhammad Umar Khan and Iram Fatima
- Need for reform in AAOIFI standards on murabaha financing: evidence from Islamic Banks in Pakistan pp. 59-78

- Maria Bhatti, Muhammad Shujaat Saleem and Fadillah Mansor
- Monitoring delivery time using a multiaspect distribution-free method pp. 79-110

- Marco Marozzi, Filippo Maganza and Amitava Mukherjee
- Pandemic data quality modelling: a Bayesian approach in the Italian case pp. 87-109

- Luisa Ferrari, Giancarlo Manzi, Alessandra Micheletti, Federica Nicolussi and Silvia Salini
- Mapping the margins: uncovering street children’s spatial footprint with location quotients pp. 111-132

- David V. Ogunkan, Akinlolu O. Tiwajuopelo, Adewole Ebenezer Festus and Joseph V. Olajumoke
- Tracing sampling in applied linguistics: the case of quantitative research approach pp. 111-123

- Mohammad Amini Farsani and Reihaneh Barzegar
- On measurement of distances between texts in dictionary-based content analysis pp. 125-145

- Anton Oleinik
- Is gastronomy crucial for UNESCO sites’ tourists? An important exploratory Italian study pp. 133-151

- Antonio Garofalo, Nadia Palmieri and Flavio Boccia
- An effective computational and simulation study for population mean estimation on current occasion pp. 147-174

- Shashi Bhushan and Shailja Pandey
- Multi-population mortality modeling with economic, environmental and lifestyle variables pp. 153-205

- Matteo Dimai
- Extending El-Hadri-Sahli-Hanafi procedure for path analysis with non standardized variables pp. 175-190

- Abderrahim Sahli, Seyid Abdellahi Ebnou Abdem, Mohamed Hanafi and Zouhair El Hadri
- Swayed by leading questions pp. 191-209

- Vanja Erčulj and Ajda Šulc
- Fear to fail and entrepreneurship intent: examining linkages and potential pathways in Senegal pp. 207-229

- Cheikh T. Ndour and Simplice Asongu
- Strategies for surveying platform workers: lessons from a Belgian case study pp. 211-231

- J. Gevaert, J. Doms, E. Vandevenne and K. Van Aerden
- An application of a R2 dcomposed linkage method to explore a comtemporal and lead connectedness between investor sentiment and exchange rate dynamics in vietnam pp. 231-259

- To Trung Thanh and Le Thanh Ha
- An exploration of research trends on metaverse: topic modeling with latent dirichlet allocation pp. 233-252

- Hyejin Park, Buyoung Ahn and Taejong Kim
- A quantitative investigation of immigrants integration and detention in Europe pp. 253-274

- Veronica Ballerini and Emiliano Seri
- Mathematical model of COVID-19 dynamics in the presence of multiple controls pp. 261-290

- J. O. Akanni, Fatmawati, S. Ajao, J. K. K. Asamoah and S. F. Abimbade
- Stress-strength reliability inference for exponentiated half-logistic distribution containing outliers pp. 275-311

- Amal S. Hassan and Yostina S. Morgan
- Additional caution regarding rules of thumb for variance inflation factors: extending O’Brien to the context of specification error pp. 291-314

- Arturs Kalnins and Kendall Praitis Hill
- Machine learning-based prediction models for electoral outcomes in India: a comparative analysis of exit polls from 2014–2021 pp. 313-338

- Anurag Barthwal, Mamta Bhatt, Shwetank Avikal and Chandra Prakash
- Review bombing: ideology-driven polarisation in online ratings: The case study of The Last of Us (part II) pp. 315-341

- Giulio Giacomo Cantone, Venera Tomaselli and Valeria Mazzeo
- The link between DFA portfolio performance, AI financial management, GDP, government bonds growth and DFA trade volumes pp. 339-356

- Alexey Mikhaylov and Muhammad Ishaq M. Bhatti
- Cross-country analysis of science, technology and innovation policies: non-covid-19 related and Covid-19 specific STI policies in OECD countries pp. 343-367

- Margherita Russo, Pasquale Pavone, Dirk Meissner and Fabrizio Alboni
- Analyzing leadership approaches in educational management doctoral theses in Turkey: a bibliometric study pp. 357-379

- Orhun Kaptan, Zehra Yalçin and Erkan Tabancali
- Estimating the prostitution population using online data: a single-registration approach for the Netherlands and Belgium pp. 369-387

- Anahita Azam, Jef Hendrickx and Stef Adriaenssens
- Using XGBoost and SHAP to explain citizens’ differences in policy support for reimposing COVID-19 measures in the Netherlands pp. 381-409

- Jose Ignacio Hernandez, Sander Cranenburgh, Marijn Bruin, Marijn Stok and Niek Mouter
- Best practices for studies using digital data donation pp. 389-412

- Thijs C. Carrière, Laura Boeschoten, Bella Struminskaya, Heleen L. Janssen, Niek C. Schipper and Theo Araujo
- Some new strategies for estimating area level parameters using information from successive surveys pp. 411-455

- Shakeel Ahmed
- Is fintech chatbot adoption a far-off aspiration? Establishing adoption model using ISM-MICMAC approach pp. 413-437

- Sonal Ahuja, Vaibhav Sharma and Simarjeet Singh
- The importance of being present. a two-part model approach to assess the impact of synchronous online learning on the academic success of university students pp. 439-461

- Giorgio Cecchi
- Motivation mechanism: a study of behavioral competence diversity toward exploitative and exploratory innovation in open interdisciplinary teams pp. 457-476

- Cheng-Ta Lin and Yen-Hsun Chen
- Rules of engagement: ethical issues and value chain introspection in Artificial Intelligence systems pp. 463-487

- José Anselmo Pérez Reyes and Ananya Rajagopal
- The role of interviewer-respondent gender dyads in cellphone interview retention and length pp. 477-496

- Vanesa Llapashtica and Ridvan Peshkopia
- Assessing transparency and methodological precision in variable measurement within organizational research: implications for validity pp. 489-506

- Elise Øby
- Is the health-led growth hypothesis valid in the Sub-saharan African countries? Fresh evidence from newly developed panel causality tests pp. 497-521

- Sinan Erdogan and Eyup Serdar Erdogan
- Investigating the interrelationships between the barriers of green computing adoption: TISM-MICMAC-DEMATEL method pp. 507-570

- Mohammad Dalvi-Esfahani, Mehrbakhsh Nilashi, Rabab Ali Abumalloh, Ramayah Thurasamy and Muhammad Shakil Ahmad
- Home is where the house is: homeownership and urban settlement intentions of rural migrants in China pp. 523-545

- Mingzhi Hu, Yating Zhang and Weijun Li
- Is the environmental Kuznets curve (EKC) hypothesis still valid for OECD countries? A comprehensive analysis across multiple sources pp. 547-573

- Müzeyyen Merve Şerifoğlu and Pelin Öge Güney
- Beyond ideal and real types – methodological foundations of typologies in welfare state research pp. 571-586

- Julia Höppner
- Measuring wellbeing in the Global Flourishing Study: insights from a cross-national analysis of cognitive interviews from 22 countries pp. 575-597

- Richard G. Cowden, Deborah Skinstad, Tim Lomas, Byron R. Johnson and Tyler J. VanderWeele
- Guidelines for reporting research using systematic coding of observed human behaviour (SCOBe) pp. 587-603

- Marij A. Hillen, Evelien M. Hoeben, Rianne Kok, Calum McHale, Melissa M. Sexton, Sabine Asdonk, Daphne Bongardt, Brett Bowman, Richard Brown, Susan Branje, Jill Chorney, Monika H. Donker, Peter Ejbye-Ernst, Sanne Geeraerts, Danielle Giessen, Gerald Humphris, Helle Larsen, Richard Philpot, Mariona Portell, Siyang Yuan, Chiel Veen and Janneke Noordman
- Player experiences and motivations in the game stages of an MMORPG from the perspective of product life cycle theory pp. 599-619

- Mustafa Atahan Yılmaz
- Stimulating creativity and grit of high school students with creative STEM activities: an RCT with noncompliance pp. 605-634

- Veronica Ballerini, Alice Dominici, Martina Francesca Ferracane, Fiammetta Menchetti and Silvia Noirjean
- Statistical and taste-based discrimination in the labor market: an analysis of European Countries to identify optimal policy interventions pp. 621-638

- Irma Baraku and Giovanni Busetta
- Survey response rates in European comparative surveys: a 20-year decline irrespective of sampling frames or survey modes pp. 635-655

- Piotr Jabkowski and Piotr Cichocki
- A bibliometric analysis of the application of AI chatbots in language learning contexts pp. 639-661

- Wenjie Gu and Zhonggen Yu
- Convergence of tourism market diversification: evidence from a new indicator based on Herfindahl–Hirschman index pp. 663-681

- Sakiru Adebola Solarin
- Reflections on inductive thematic saturation as a potential metric for measuring the validity of an inductive thematic analysis with LLMs pp. 683-709

- Stefano De Paoli and Walter S. Mathis
- The scope of consensual deprivation indices for Mexico: reliability, criterion validity and invariance analyses pp. 711-737

- Hector Najera, Delfino Vargas and Fernando Cortés
- Exploring the tenure track system and basic pay scale system of academic professionals working in public universities: a qualitative approach pp. 739-759

- Wajeeha Muzaffar Hashmi, Rana Nadir Idrees, Muhammad Haseeb Shakil, Rabika Nadeem and Sayyed Zaman Haider
- Self-employment of immigrants and natives: an empirical analysis using the Integrated values Survey pp. 761-781

- Sameen Zafar and Suman Ammara
- What does the word “science” evoke? Social representation of science, evaluative elements, and attitude pp. 783-811

- Sonia Brondi, Federico Neresini and Andrea Sciandra
- Unlocking product complexity: elevating emotional exhaustion and customer relationship performance through strategic ties pp. 813-837

- Volkan Yeniaras, Ilker Kaya and Ozgur Kaya
- Are machine learning models effective in predicting emerging markets? Investigating the accuracy of predictions in emerging stock market indices pp. 839-904

- Namitha Yeldho, Dany Thomas, Vimal George Kurian, Chandralekha Arathy and Ajithakumari Vijayappan Nair Biju
- Temporal trends and presidential traits in the Italian end-of-year addresses: comparing and contrasting KBS and STM results pp. 905-935

- Andrea Sciandra, Matilde Trevisani and Arjuna Tuzzi
- Statistical assessment of digital transformation in European Union countries under sustainable development goal 9 pp. 937-972

- Barbara Fura, Aneta Karasek and Beata Hysa
- Efficiency analysis of halal certification bodies in Indonesia: a hybrid data envelopment analysis and machine learning approach pp. 973-987

- Isti Surjandari, Nadhira Riska Maulina and Chairul Bahri
- Correction: Pandemic data quality modelling: a Bayesian approach in the Italian case pp. 989-991

- Luisa Ferrari, Giancarlo Manzi, Alessandra Micheletti, Federica Nicolussi and Silvia Salini
- Correction: Using XGBoost and SHAP to explain citizens’ diferences in policy support for reimposing COVID-19 measures in the Netherlands pp. 993-994

- Jose Ignacio Hernandez, Sander Cranenburgh, Marijn Bruin, Marijn Stok and Niek Mouter
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