Q: Is it wrong to publish conference papers in journals?

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A colleague was queried for publishing a paper that he had already presented an a conference in a journal. The argument was that once an article is presented at a conference, it should not be…

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It is not clear from your question whether your colleague's study was published in the conference proceedings. While it is perfectly acceptable to publish a study…

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Q: Can frequency count and percentages be used as statistical tools to analyze research data?

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A national science education conference was held in my country where experts from various institutions gathered to brainstorm. In this conference, many participants were of the opinion that using…

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While it is not wrong to use frequency count and percentages as statistical tools, these techniques are no longer considered reliable…

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Q: What is the difference between research implication and recommendation?

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I submitted a paper for publication in a journal some years ago. The reviewer report suggested I should not end the article with a recommendation, but instead it is better to write the implication…

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You cannot really be sure that your paper was rejected because you disagreed with just one statement of the reviewer. The reviewer just…

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