A guide for turning research hypotheses into repeatable R or SPSS code for statistical analysis. It covers panel data, where the same companies or other units are observed over time, as well as interaction effects, curves, and mediation.
A guide for packaging research so another person can rerun its data processing and analysis. A replication package is the project files, instructions, code, data guidance, and software details needed to reproduce published results.
A research-planning adviser that matches a study’s question and available resources with a suitable research method. It considers quantitative work with numbers, qualitative work such as interviews, experiments, and combinations of these methods.
A routing guide for research projects that identifies the current stage and recommends which research skill to use next. It covers stages such as choosing a method, finding data, cleaning data, analysing results, writing, reviewing, and preparing a submission.
A writing workflow for answering journal or conference reviewer comments during a revision. It breaks comments into individual requests and links each reply to real changes in the revised paper.
A complete planning guide for questionnaire-based research, where people answer a structured set of questions. It covers question design, sampling, sample-size planning, collection, data quality, and checks for common method bias, a distortion caused by measuring related answers in the same way.
A research-planning guide that checks whether a proposed study can use data from a database such as TEJ, Taiwan’s financial and economic data service. It breaks the topic into variables, finds likely data sections, checks coverage and frequency, and notes gaps that still need confirmation.
A data-cleaning workflow for raw TEJ files. TEJ, the Taiwan Economic Journal, provides financial and company data; this workflow turns its Excel or CSV downloads into analysis-ready panel data, where observations are tracked across companies and time.
A mapping guide between variable definitions in international research databases and fields in TEJ, a Taiwanese financial and economic data service. It records the original formulas, possible TEJ fields, accounting differences, and uncertainty.
A consistency audit for quantitative master’s and doctoral theses in management, finance, or strategy. It checks whether numbers, tables, analyses, and claims agree, and can inspect hidden author information in office documents.