Common use of Required knowledge Clause in Contracts

Required knowledge. Basic knowledge of research methods and of the applications of scientific research, including applied statistics and measurement theory, the logic of different models of scientific research (from laboratory experimentation to quasi-experimental and field research), and qualitative research methods (including observation and interviewing), etc., particularly with respect to the nature of reliability and validity in the gathering and interpretation of qualitative data. Critical reasoning skills, applications of various research approaches to social systems, and the ability to write professional reports.

Required knowledge. Basic knowledge of research methods and of the applications of scientific research, including applied statistics and measurement theory, the logic of different models of scientific research (from laboratory experimentation to quasi-quasi- experimental and field research), and qualitative research methods (including observation and interviewing), etc., particularly with respect to the nature of reliability and validity in the gathering and interpretation of qualitative data. Critical reasoning skills, applications of various research approaches to social systems, and the ability to write professional reports.