Powerpoint is a tool, not a publication. I believe it should be
treated as you would a Skinner box or computer. In the methods
section, you might mention its name and manufacturer and any
"dimensions" that were pertinent to the study, just as you would any
other piece of apparatus.
Milton
Milton wrote
Powerpoint is a tool, not a publication. I believe it should be
treated as you would a Skinner box or computer. In the methods
section, you might mention its name and manufacturer and any
"dimensions" that were pertinent to the study, just as you would any
other piece of
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Powerpoint is a tool, not a publication. I believe it should be
treated as you would a Skinner box or computer. In the methods
section, you might mention its name and manufacturer and any
"dimensions" that were pertinent to the study, just as you would any
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